Dear IntelliJ users,
SonarQube for IDE: IntelliJ 10.30 is now available!
Here are the Key Highlights of This Release:
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New GitHub Actions Rules in Connected Mode: We’ve integrated new rules to help you analyze and secure your GitHub Actions workflows. This feature will help you identify potential vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in your CI/CD pipelines.
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New Rules for AWS Lambda Functions: This release introduces new rules specifically designed to help you write more secure and efficient code for AWS Lambda functions. These rules will help you avoid common pitfalls and optimize your serverless applications.
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Pre-Commit Analysis Bug Fix: We’ve resolved a critical bug in the pre-commit analysis feature, providing more accurate and reliable feedback before you commit your code. This improvement ensures you can catch issues earlier and maintain a cleaner codebase.
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Expanded NOSONAR Support: We’ve added support for the NOSONAR tag for both Go and Python. Now you can easily skip analysis for specific code blocks in these languages, giving you greater control over your static analysis process.
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UI/UX Improvements for SCA: The user interface for our Software Composition Analysis (SCA) tool has been updated with a number of improvements. The enhanced design makes it easier to navigate and understand your open-source dependencies, helping you manage security risks more effectively. Vulnerabilities are now grouped by the specific artifact they affect, allowing you to quickly identify and address issues. No more sifting through a long list—get a clear, actionable view of your dependencies.
You can find the full SonarQube for IDE: IntelliJ release notes here.
Thank you for your continued support!
Alexander