Deprecate GitLab report format, drop GitLab output formatter - #71
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ECS is a fixer by default, not a static analyzer. The GitLab code quality report format targets CI static-analysis pipelines, so it is removed; requesting it now warns and falls back to the console format.
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Follow-up to #69. ECS is a fixer by default, not a static analyzer. The
gitlabreport format targets GitLab code-quality / Code Climate CI pipelines and has no place in a fixer-first tool.Removes:
GitlabOutputFormatterand its test + JSON fixturesgitlabentry in the collector testgitlabline from the README formatter listRequesting
--output-format=gitlabnow emits a warning and falls back toconsole, reusing theREMOVED_FORMATSmechanism added in #69.Remaining formatters (
console,json,checkstyle) are untouched.