Release 1.9.27.2
Release date: 11, October 2024 What is new? Release scope: Upgrade paths: All versions from 1.8.5.0 can be upgraded to 1.9.27.2
Release 1.9.27.0
Release date: 3, October 2024 What is new? Release scope: Upgrade paths: All versions from 1.8.5.0 can be upgraded to 1.9.27.0
Release 1.9.26.2
Release date: 9, August 2024 What is new? Release scope: Upgrade paths: All versions from 1.8.5.0 can be upgraded to 1.9.26.2
Coverage for Python
Embold enables users to include coverage data as part of the analysis for Python projects. However, Embold itself does not generate coverage reports. To incorporate coverage information, users must first use a third-party tool to create the coverage report. Once the report is ready, users need to configure Embold to…
Coverage for Java
Embold enables users to include coverage data as part of the analysis for Java projects. However, Embold itself does not generate coverage reports. To incorporate coverage information, users must first use a third-party tool to create the coverage report. Once the report is ready, users need to configure Embold to…
Coverage for Javascript
Embold enables users to include coverage data as part of the analysis for Javascript projects. However, Embold itself does not generate coverage reports. To incorporate coverage information, users must first use a third-party tool to create the coverage report. Once the report is ready, users need to configure Embold to…
Additional configuration for Strict mode Embold Remote scan for C/CPP code
Running analysis in strict mode Set up your remote Embold instance. This is where your analysis results will be published. Follow the steps to set up remote analysis here.
Upgrade existing setup
Execute the following steps if you are existing Embold docker version is lower than 1.9.26.0.Important: RDBMS (Postgres) has been separated from Docker. You can connect to your own RDBMS. Ensure that the Postgres version is >= 13. Step 1: Backup using Postgres 16 Step 2: Restore the Database. You can…
New setup
Create the necessary directories and set the appropriate permissions using the following commands You can either connect to an external PostgreSQL database or use a PostgreSQL Docker container as specified below. Option 1: Using Docker compose. If using an external PostgreSQL, skip the db service and configure the database settings…