But in general,
you should be able to log-in to SonarQube and mark something as "won't fix" or
"false-positive" ...
Chris
Am 01.03.19, 09:32 schrieb "江天" :
Hello,
I have seen some sonar issues that are not really issues. Leaving them as
they are makes it harder to find the tru
Thanks for your advice. This is indeed a better way.
Tian Jiang
> 在 2019年3月1日,下午4:48,Julian Feinauer 写道:
>
> Hi Tian,
>
> I would prefer to use the annotation:
>
> @java.lang.SuppressWarnings("squid:S00112")
>
> And add a comment in code.
> This is more robust then doing it in the ui (when c
Hi Tian,
I would prefer to use the annotation:
@java.lang.SuppressWarnings("squid:S00112")
And add a comment in code.
This is more robust then doing it in the ui (when code is resubmitted or
something, sometimes the warnings reoccur).
Julian
Am 01.03.19, 09:32 schrieb "江天" :
Hello,
Hello,
I have seen some sonar issues that are not really issues. Leaving them as they
are makes it harder to find the true positives, so I want to mark them as False
Positive or Won't Fix. However, I can’t find the option. Is this because I do
not have the privilege?
Tian Jiang