After this is completed, you can now use SonarLint for your project. VSIX Installer will prompt you to allow for it to modify Visual Studio. You must now sign out of Visual Studio to let the changes save properly. Once you see SonarLint, press “Download”.
Then in the search box, search for “SonarLint”. Tools -> Extensions and Updates -> Online In Visual Studio, SonarLint is an extension that can be installed by going to the following: This project assumes that you already having a running instance of SonarQube on a server. In this post, we will be discussing how you can enable SonarLint in Visual Studio to get real time feedback on the quality of your code. However, SonarLint provides a better option for checking code quality since SonarLint integrates directly to Visual Studio, and code can be checked as a developer hacks away.
However, one major drawback is that you must wait to get feedback on code which you will only receive when code is pushed and a build is triggered. In a previous post, I showed how you can integrate SonarQube into your VSTS build/release pipeline. SonarSource describes SonarLint as a capability that can work like a spell checker for text since it detects issues in your code as you go. It can detect issues in seconds, which can improve productivity. SonarLint an extension you can add to an IDE such as Visual Studio that can provide developers real-time feedback on the quality of the code. Learn more about Visual Studio for Mac, the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for macOS.In the second part of her SonarQube series, Premier Developer Consultant Sana Noorani builds on top of SonarQube technology and explains how SonarLint can be added in Visual Studio to track real time code quality.
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