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I came to know that we can't export xml/html reports of Android Lint in eclipse. Is it applicable to Android Studio as well?
I want to export xml / html report of Android Lint (used by - studio - analyze - Inspect Code)..
When I run it through my macbook terminal it says - -bash: ./gradlew: No such file or directory.
Let me know how can I resolve it.
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Run lint using the standalone tool If you're not using Android Studio or Gradle, you can use the standalone lint tool after you install the Android SDK Command-Line Tools from the SDK Manager. You can then locate the lint tool at android_sdk /cmdline-tools/ version /bin/lint .
lintOptions { abortOnError false } This means it will run lint checks but won't abort the build if any lint error found. By default, its true and stops the build if errors are found.
Lint Baseline Test First, create a new project. Perform a Gradle sync. Then run lint: Analyze > Inspect Code; choose the whole project. Lint should now run, the Inspections View opens up, and in the bottom right corner a bubble tells you that lint has created a baseline file with the current issues.
Invoking lint from gradle You can invoke lint in multiple ways: ./gradlew lint :will run lint on all modules for all variants. ./gradlew :app:lint :will run lint on the app module for all variants. ./gradlew :library:lint :will run lint on the library module for all variants.
The lint report from (./gradlew lint) is different than the Android Studio code inspection report (Analyze -> Inspect Code). It looks like it includes all the Android Lint items and lots of additional checks
Here are the steps to export the Android Studio code inspection report:
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