bill-kotlin-quality-check

To run Kotlin Gradle quality checks without suppressions, execute the check flow to identify root causes and apply fixes for ktlint, ktfmt, and detekt violations. This ensures compilable changes by resolving formatting and lint issues directly.

Fixing Kotlin deprecation warnings in a Gradle build involves running automated checks to detect deprecated APIs and remediating them at the root cause. This process avoids using suppressions and ensures your codebase remains current and compilable.

Yes, you can use this Kotlin quality check in CI environments. It executes the standard Gradle check task to enforce code quality gates before PRs, ensuring that all code changes pass lint, formatting, and deprecation standards.

The Gradle check process handles detekt and ktfmt violations by automatically detecting them during the build and applying root-cause fixes. It modifies the code to comply with formatting and static analysis rules rather than suppressing the warnings.

Avoiding suppressions for Kotlin lint issues ensures actual root causes are fixed, improving long-term build reliability. Suppressing warnings masks underlying code quality problems, whereas fixing them directly maintains a healthy and compilable codebase.

You need a standard Kotlin Gradle project setup to run these quality checks locally. The process relies on executing the native Gradle check task, requiring no special configuration beyond having ktlint, ktfmt, or detekt plugins applied to your project.