If you utilize Quality Code Analyzer in your open source application this will be shown on Open Exchange:
1. On the main OEx page you can filter all the apps which passed Object Script Quality test
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2. On the public application page (example) you will see that in info box:
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3. On the page where you manage your apps you will see the quality check status:
No Data - if the Quality check is not installed in your repo
Passed - if the code passed the test
Failed - if the test was failed. This won't be shown on public app page
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UPD! The file to add to your repo now you can also find on Open Exchange Community objectscriptQuality
Very useful feature! Thanks, @Elena E !
And here is the link with which you can see the applications that accomplish the test.
If you want to add a quality check to your applications, just add this file to the GitHub repository. This will perform a check automatically with every commit.
I tried to set this up for my https://github.com/gjsjohnmurray/oex-vscode-snippets-template repo, and though the workflow ran I didn't see any results. Nor does my OEx app report that it's connected.
Am I doing something wrong? Or is the structure of my code repo unsuitable? It has a cls subfolder under the src folder, for example.
Pinging @Daniel Tamajon