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I’m going to try and see why I can’t even get python to give me any results, but I have a hunch that it has something to do with my local settings since I see this in the SonarLint log: Plugin 'Python Code Quality and Security' is excluded because language 'Python' is not enabled. This blog post is written right after I managed to burn down the first bug in one of my projects, so the IDE was in productive. That seems to me to be the built-in python support available in the community edition. Our Community Edition Server provides analysis with all rules starting with python. I closed the ticket because there isn’t much that we can do if we are using an external analyzer. So now you can use Clion to develop Apache Mynewt applications We already described in this blog how to. I'm going to use a WEMOS LOLIN32 with the Arduino framework in this guide - you may need to select another model depending on the. Most importantly, it uses CMake as a build system. Starting from the CLion welcome screen, click 'New Project', select 'PlatformIO' on the left and your device and framework on the right. I thought there were extra things we were checking for, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. Creating a new PlatformIO project is pretty straightforward. Since all of the C++ problems reported by our SonarQube server are generated by our ClangTidy sanitizer, then in order to validate code locally, I just need to run clang-tidy locally, which I already do. If we could make this plugin work, it would really increase productivity and acceptance of SonarQube What am I doing wrong? I am trying to roll out this plugin to my whole company of a few hundred developers, which is already using SonarQube, but we’re not getting the usability we were hoping for. I’ve read through the forums, and I don’t find a lot of situations where people are using Clion.Įven in the case of IntelliJ interactions, I still don’t see a clear resolution to my case. In fact I don’t see any issues in any file, ever. Īnd yet, there are a number of bugs and code smells reported in the SonarQube server, while I have not seen any of them in the local SonarLint. My definition of “successfully” is that I see no errors anywhere. My company is using SonarQube (version 8.9.2) and I’ve successfully configured my SonarLint to be connected to the server and associated with the right project. I’m running CLion 2021.2.3 with the SonarLint plugin (version 6.6), on ubuntu 20.04, if that matters.
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