While going through the VS Code - Setting up Checkstyle tutorial, I noticed on step 1, there is reference made towards Checkstyle config files by a link being included (i.e. here). The link takes the students to the Using Checkstyle page, which includes other Checkstyle setup guides such as for gradle and IDEA.
In my understanding, these other Checkstyle guides are un-related to VSCode/ students at that moment but please correct me if I'm wrong.
Hence, I think we could consider telling students to ignore the un-related Checkstyle setup guides (i.e. Using Checkstyle with Gradle & Using Checkstyle-IDEA plugin), otherwise students may get confused as they are not sure whether they should follow them and end up wasting their time.
Clicking on the link redirects to the Using Checkstyle page with other setup guides.
Additional screenshot to prove that Checkstyle still works without following the other guides.
While going through the
VS Code - Setting up Checkstyletutorial, I noticed on step 1, there is reference made towards Checkstyle config files by a link being included (i.e.here). The link takes the students to theUsing Checkstylepage, which includes other Checkstyle setup guides such as for gradle and IDEA.In my understanding, these other Checkstyle guides are un-related to VSCode/ students at that moment but please correct me if I'm wrong.
Hence, I think we could consider telling students to ignore the un-related Checkstyle setup guides (i.e. Using Checkstyle with Gradle & Using Checkstyle-IDEA plugin), otherwise students may get confused as they are not sure whether they should follow them and end up wasting their time.
Clicking on the link redirects to the
Using Checkstylepage with other setup guides.Additional screenshot to prove that Checkstyle still works without following the other guides.
