Report and Analysis

Overview You can schedule to run the project reports daily, weekly or monthly using this option. On scheduling the report, the selected report gets generated automatically on the specified date and time and the generated report is sent to the resp...

Overview You can export issues as CSV files from CodeScan. Exporting issues to CSV enables you and your team to export all the data collected from issues into a comma-separated values (CSV) file, which stores tabular data in plain text. You can...

This guide will walk you through the steps necessary to export a .CSV report of your project's issues. Requirements: A Bash terminal (such as Git Bash) The codescan-export tool (This can be acquired through Node.JS or git) Yo...

Analysis scope is something that helps you narrow down results to only the relevant issues. This in turn reduces the noise and the issues from the rules which may not be relevant for certain files. The key features of Analysis Scope include: he...

CodeScan's filters feature offers a clear view of the code’s specific errors. Navigate to Organization > Issues . Click the Issues tab to open a new page with different kinds of filters on the left side. As you can see, ...

There are multiple ways to ignore false positives or avoid unwanted violations in CodeScan . Marking False Positives When viewing your violations inline, SonarQube™ allows you to mark False Positives to prevent further alerts about certain ...