SonarQube for IntelliJ plugin version: 11.5.0.82678
IntelliJ version: 2025.2.4 (IU-252.27397.103)
Programming language you’re coding in: Python, Go, JSON, yaml
Is connected mode used: Yes
SonarQube Cloud, SonarQube Server, or SonarQube Community Build? (if one of the latter two, which version?): Enterprise 2025.3.1 (109879)
And a thorough description of the problem / question:
When viewing a report (of all ~1500 files in a project), and having expanded all items using the expansion button (looks like <> but vertical) – after double-clicking an item, the list collapses. It should retain the state, and not change until the user makes an explicit action to do so.
If I could, while I’m at it, it would be awesome to have the window;
Group findings/files by directory, much like the git commit or project-files panes
Group findings based on issue (S1135, etc)
Allow batch edits of findings (e.g., to mark 500 items as “False positive”)
Also, I’m having a hard time overriding server configurations locally. If there’s documentation that clarifies this order of operations, I’ve been unable to find it. This request would be to clarify what that hierarchy of configuration the IDE plugin utilizes, and have it well-documented somewhere.
Many thanks for your feedback, that’s greatly appreciated!
Group findings/files by directory, much like the git commit or project-files panes
Group findings based on issue (S1135, etc)
These are features we would definitely like to add. However, they require some additional work, and they haven’t been prioritized yet. I can’t guarantee that we’ll address them in the near future.
For now, you can still sort findings by different criteria, which may partially help.
Allow batch edits of findings (e.g., to mark 500 items as “False positive”)
I’m taking this into account as well. Given its current priority level, I also can’t promise that this will be worked on anytime soon.
Also, I’m having a hard time overriding server configurations locally. If there’s documentation that clarifies this order of operations, I’ve been unable to find it. This request would be to clarify what that hierarchy of configuration the IDE plugin utilizes, and have it well-documented somewhere.
We cover many aspects of connected mode in our documentation. Regarding the order of operations: connected mode configuration generally overrides any local settings. For instance, rules or exclusions configured locally are not applied when using connected mode.
If you’d like more specific details about a particular behavior or configuration scenario, feel free to let me know.
Hey @ben-s1, I haveincluded an enhancement in our latest release related to how closed and open findings are handled in the tool window. Could you please take a look and let us know if it better meets your expectations?
Any feedback is welcome, thank you!
Super, thank you! Regarding the remaining tasks, they’re defined in our backlog. However, as mentioned, I can’t promise that we’ll be able to work on them anytime soon.
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