What is the difference between Goodcheck and Finder in the code check tool?

I installed the code review automatic tool called Sider, but I got the following error:

Sider cannot find the required configuration file(s): phinder.yml.
Please set up Finder by following the instructions, or you can disable it in the repository settings.

Sider cannot find the required configuration file goodcheck.yml.
Please set up Goodcheck by following the instructions, or you can disable it in the repository settings.

These two do not point out codes that are out of the box, but are tools to check if they are against the coding rules that you have agreed to, right?

What is the difference between GoodCheck and Finder?
I think one of them would be fine...

Thank you for your cooperation.

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2022-09-30 15:34

1 Answers

A brief description is provided at the following link:

I understood that "Phinder" is for PHP and "Goodcheck" is available without restricting the language.
As shown in the error (Warning?) for unnecessary functions, it is better to disable them in the repository settings.
(I don't know how to use it in detail, so please refer to the manual first.)

Products|Sider

Choose the right tool

Choose the appropriate tool from Query, Finder, JavaSee, and TyScan, depending on the programming language used in your development project.
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Goodcheck describes rules in a regular expression-based pattern.Any text file can be inspected without limiting the programming language.

2022-09-30 15:34

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