Quality
25 terms described. A term is a word of the business with its definition, its aliases and the words it relates to.
| Term | aliases | First line | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Remediation | how to fix | The sentence every finding carries saying what to change: add the note, fix the path, declare the domain. It comes from the catalogue of the check, the same for the build and the linter, and every finding line ends with the address of the documentation page of the check, whose "How to fix" section says more. The JUnit report shows the remediation with the message so that a merge request reads it without opening the page. | 48 |
| Scope | lint scope, repo scope, global scope | What the linter sees: --scope repo, the default, checks the current repository alone, file by file, without the network; --scope global also reads the last published model of the wiki, from its cache or fetched with the validators the server gave, and checks the local notes against the remote entities with the global checks, without rebuilding anything. When no model can be read, the global scope degrades to the local one, says so on one line and in its reports, and exits according to the local findings. | 65 |
| Severity | severity level | What a finding weighs: error, warning or info, the prefix of its check identifier (E-, W-, I-). Every check has a default severity in the catalogue; a project overrides it under checks: of the configuration, a repository under checks: of its concordance-lint.yaml, and a check can be disabled the same way. The build fails according to build.fail_on, on errors by default; the linter fails from the severity --fail-on names, error by default. | 94 |
| Source checks | sources family | The check family of the ingestion of a source: W-SOURCE-UNREACHABLE, raised when a declared repository or folder cannot be fetched or read, so that the build goes on without it and nothing of it enters the model until it comes back. | 21 |
| Vocabulary and filing checks | vocabulary and filing family | The check family of the words and of the containers: W-TERM-UNDEFINED, a candidate expression used across files without a note; W-TERM-UNUSED, a term never cited; I-TERM-HOMONYM, two entities sharing a form; W-DOMAIN-UNCLASSIFIED and W-DOMAIN-UNKNOWN, a note outside every domain or naming an undeclared one; W-APP-MISSING and W-APP-UNKNOWN, the same for the application; W-STALE, a source or a note past the staleness threshold; I-REL-AMBIGUOUS, a link left on the generic relation; I-PII-DETECTED, a personal name found in a transcript outside the pseudonymisation dictionary. | 31 |
5 quality of 25 — pagination by twenty. The Links column counts the related pages, which brings the most central quality of the journey to the top.