Enabling more quality and security rulesīy default, SonarLint provides a wide array of rules to detect bugs and vulnerabilities. This allows you to understand why an issue is raised, and how to fix it. Rule documentation and remediation guidanceįor any issues detected, SonarLint provides full documentation about the rule that was violated, and the best coding practice it relates to. When applicable, secondary code locations are mentioned so you can understand where the issue originates from (for example, the code path that led to a bug). Issues found in the opened file can also be reviewed through the Problems panel of VS Code. Issues are highlighted directly in the editor with hovers to provide detailed explanations. The extension supports over 500+ Java rules and includes several Quick Fixes to automatically fix certain quality issues. The extension not only tells you what the issue is but also provides in-context guidance on why it's harmful and how to fix it, with examples. The extension runs in the background and, just like a spell checker, highlights source code issues that pose a quality or security concern. SonarLint is an easy-to-use extension that helps you find and fix bugs and security issues as you code. When editing settings in the editor, you can preview the changes' effects in the right Preview panel. If your workspace contains a remote formatter profile, it will guide you to download it in.
Note: the formatter settings editor supports only local formatter profile.
After saving the current editor, the changes will be saved to the formatter profile. In the editor, you can change the formatter settings and preview the effects. You can open the editor with the command Java: Open Java Formatter Settings with Preview. The Extension Pack for Java provides an editor to help users edit an existing formatter profile. If the formatter XML file contains more than one profile, you can specify the profile name: "" : "GoogleStyle" ,Īfter setting the formatter profile, the Format Document command will use the specific profile to format your Java files.
The property can be set to a URL or a local file path. For example, if you want to apply Google Style for your Java project, then you can set the following property in settings.json: "" : "" , You can easily apply formatter settings from an existing formatter profile in Eclipse scheme. If you didn't specify a formatter profile before, the Java file will be formatted using default settings. You can use Format Document command to format a Java file. In addition, there are also the Checkstyle for Java and SonarLint extensions, which provide features for live linting and code analysis.
You can export an Eclipse formatter file and then use it for your project in VS Code. Language Support for Java™ by Red Hat also provides formatting settings.
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