packageopk.blogg.se - Sonarlint latest version

It is straight foward to install via the Eclipse plugin manager using the "Install New Software" menu.DietPi is a lightweight Debian based Linux distribution for SBCs and server systems, with the option to install desktop environments, too. In this case, we are looking to use version 3.5. It has some restrictions, one of which is that it needs to be installed within an Eclipse running Java8 or above.įor our particular use case, we are looking to integrate the plugin with the Eclipse version that IBM Integration Bus is based on. It allows analysis of a number of languages, Java, Python, TypeScipt, Javascript, PHP and some others. The newer version 5.2, is the most up to date version and works with the latest versions of SonarQube (6 and 7). It is available here (and through the Eclipse Marketplace). There is some good material on SonarLint available here. We will focus on the Eclipse plugin called SonarLint. There are plugins for both IntelliJ and Eclipse. Sonarqube has a number of different IDE plugins to help allow smoother integration in a developers day to day development. SonarQube is the defacto standard code quality tool for many of organisations.

Increased code ownership - developers who can see issues in their IDE are more likely to take ownership of the issues in code they are developing, re factoring or enhancing.

Earlier feed back - no need to wait for a build job, or to commit (and push) the code, or upload the code to another tool, issues are right there in play view for a developer to consider.

No context switching - changing tools takes time and someone can get distracted when they switch.

There are other benefits of closing integration with the IDE. The benefits of having closer integration with the developers tool of choice (IDE) is that they can apply these coding suggestions straight away, while the code is fresh, while it is being developed or while an enhancement is being worked on.

These tools can help enforce code standards earlier.

Tools are consistent, repeatable and agnostic to people's personalities.

The benefits of using a tool to assist with code quality are:

In one of my previous posts I was looking at the some of the benefits of tighter integration of the developers environment (IDE) with their organisations chosen code quality tools.