Background to the issue
Junie provides a standardized solution for multi-person collaborative projects where differences in code style can lead to increased maintenance costs and decreased readability.
Specific implementation steps
- In the project root directory, create the
.junie/guidelines.mdfile - Clearly define the specification requirements, for example:
- Use PascalCase for class names
- Methods need to contain JavaDoc comments
- REST endpoints are named using kebab-case - Use the command 'Create .junie/guidelines.md based on current project' to automatically generate the base template
- When a team member generates code through Junie, the system automatically applies these specifications
Effectiveness Verification
- Checking Code Compliance with Junie's 'Code Review' Feature
- Guidelines.md file is regularly updated to meet new requirements
- Batch corrections can be made to historical codes using the 'Refactor code to match guidelines' command.
caveat
It is recommended to verify the effect of the specification in the test branch before applying it to the master branch. For special cases, you can add an exception rule description in the file.
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