SQ 8.6.
It seems that java:S2095, which relates to resources not being closed in a finally clause, has some parameterization. Through the Rules tab I only see the parameter excludedResourceTypes. Yet I’ve seen others mention other parameters for this rule. Are these hidden and I have to enable them somehow? Or have they been removed?
I’d like to add some exceptions, but I don’t think the parameter excludedResourceTypes does exactly what I want. I have some code where people added a call in the finally clause to a custom utility that closes the resource in question. Say, for example, the utility is foo(A,B) which (among other things) closes A. I’m wondering if there’s a way to customize the rule so that if foo() is called and x is the first argument to foo, then the rule won’t be triggered even if x is the resource that it thinks is not being closed properly. (I don’t mean dive into foo, just something that would let me add my knowledge of what foo does, something simple like “if x is the resource and foo(x,*) is called in the finally clause then don’t trigger this rule for x.”
Note that I still want the rule to work in other cases – this would be an exception, not a replacement. I wouldn’t want to use excludedResourceTypes to turn off the rule for all x because sometimes foo isn’t called, and I want those to be flagged still.