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hi @wesnolte , hope you're doing well! So are you looking to have code snippets as part of the output? Or something else? |
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I've taken a look at the JSON output and it's made me realise the info to find the duplicates is in the all formats, I just didn't understand what it meant i.e. Means the duplicate token is in ClassA at line 444, column 29 -> line 462, column 54 and line 479 column 10 -> line 497, column 54. Before I thought it meant something like there are 1 or more duplicate instances within that range. The JSON is a little clearer in this messaging in my opinion. So, no problem except that the output ( |
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I'm working on a very large codebase, and focussing on Apex at the moment. Love the CPD tool, and we've got a lot to work through but unfortunately the output doesn't tell me what the duplicates actually are. I can't manually go through file because there are hundreds, and some of them are very large (don't judge!). Is there a way to get CPD to tell me what the duplicates are? At the moment all I'm getting is:
The HTML output (as expected I guess) has the same info.
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