SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v11.9 delivers significant updates to the Sonar Java analyzer and Dataflow Bug Detection engine.

• Updated Sonar Java analyzer. Supports Java versions up to Java 23, and includes new rules for Java 22 features.
• Sonar Dataflow Bug Detection (DBD) engine 2.0 - provides more precise bug detection in Java and Python code. Learn more in our blog post.

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v11.0 brings error reporting steps and end of support for older versions of Eclipse IDE.

• Error reporting: We have added a notification providing the necessary steps to raise issues - a first step towards an error reporting tool.

• End of support: This release drops support for any Eclipse IDE versions older than 4.17 (2020-09) that did not require Java 11 as a requirement to run Eclipse.

• End of support: This release drops support of a deprecated Extension Point. 

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v10.12 delivers an improved setup for JS/TS/CSS analysis.

This release benefits from automatically utilizing the Node.js installation provided by Eclipse WWD to enhance the setup for JS/TS/CSS analysis.

Plus, updates to our Java, Python, HTML, PHP and SonarText analyzers!

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v10.11 brings analyzer updates.

• New version of the Javascript analyzer - including improvements for when the computer resumes from sleep, plus other enhancements.
• Updated Python analyzer - including some fixes for False Positives.
• The C family analyzer is now embedded in the SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse extension.

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v10.10 introduces two new modes for visualization of issue categorization.

In parallel with SonarQube Server 10.8, we have introduced the option to select either:

• Multi-Quality Rule (MQR) mode - enabling issues to have multiple qualities, and leveraging the newer categorization and severities from SonarQube Server 10.8
• Standard Experience mode - which maintains the issue categorization from SonarQube 9.9 (bug, vulnerability and code smell.

Plus, two important updates:

• This release ends support for username/password-based authentication for connected mode, which was deprecated in November 2023 in favor of tokens.
• SonarQube open-source analyzers bundled by SonarQube for IDE are now using the new Sonar Source-Available License.

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v10.9 supports AI CodeFix and brings performance enhancements.

AI CodeFix streamlines issue resolution for developers by generating AI-driven fix suggestions in SonarQube Cloud or SonarQube Server with a single click. In connected mode SonarQube for IDE now allows developers to view and apply these fixes directly in their Eclipse IDE, delivering a diff view.

Additionally, we have added some performance enhancements including CDT projects indexing speedup.

Plus

• We updated the java analyzer which includes 16 False Positive fixes
• We introduced 7 new rules related to Pytorch to the Python analyzer
• We also updated the JS/TS analyzer introducing a new analyzer property sonar.scanner.skipNodeProvisioning

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v10.6 brings performance enhancements!

These enhancements, designed to speed up the full-project analysis and lower the memory footprint, target Java and Node.js projects in particular.

Plus, we have added support for STIG metadata in Python and Java.

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v10.5 delivers new rules to detect advanced Java issues, improved secret detection capabilities, plus info on new version availability.

We’ve added in-IDE notifications and direct links to release notes in the Eclipse Welcome tab | overview section, all designed to keep you updated with the latest versions of SonarQube for IDE.

Plus, when leveraging the full power of the Sonar solution in connected mode to either SonarQube Cloud or SonarQube Server you will be able to detect 6 advanced issues that can cause your Java programs to crash.

And finally, we now detect 146 secret patterns of 81 cloud services 💪

Dive into the details with our release notes and community announcement.

SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse v10.4 delivers added value for users of SonarQube Cloud. 

With the new Open in IDE button in SonarQube Cloud, you can now open any issue you are investigating in SonarQube Cloud directly into Eclipse with a single click. SonarQube for IDE will automatically open the correct file and take you to the line of code containing the issue.

Plus, we have enabled the Clean as You Code methodology, allowing you to focus only on issues in your new code. This incremental approach empowers developers to take ownership of all new code and tackle overall technical debt in a manageable and sustainable manner.

In addition:

• We’ve added support for Eclipse Buildship (Gradle) regarding the exclusion of files in nested modules and the hierarchy for the Shared Connected Mode configuration.

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SonarQube for IDE: Eclipse 10.2 improves support for COBOL and COBOL IDEs, as well as improves SonarQube for IDE usage in pre-configured and strict environments. Other notable additions:

• We enabled 21 Java rules on test sources and fixed 8 False-Positives
• For JavaScript/TypeScript, we added 4 accessibility rules

Discover more with our release notes and community announcement.