Scanning options
Embold supports 2 scanning options to scan the files in IntelliJ. They are as below: Scan a single file Embold will automatically scan the file when a change is triggered in the file. Scan all files with Embold
Embold supports 2 scanning options to scan the files in IntelliJ. They are as below: Scan a single file Embold will automatically scan the file when a change is triggered in the file. Scan all files with Embold
Overview License Agreement for Embold service The user needs to accept the terms of service by clicking on the “Accept” button. How to generate the Embold AutoDoc? AutoDoc can be generated using 3 ways: A. Follow the below steps: 4. All set now! Embold will generate Java docs for you.…
Basic Setup: In this mode, the scan happens on another machine (e.g. a build machine) and results are published to the Embold Server. In this case, you need to download the Embold Analyser component on the build machine and also enable the data port (5432) on the Embold Server to…
Release date: 03, August 2021 What is new? New Java checks:We have added 3 new Java checks. Get more insights into Embold’s rich Java checks here. Avoid Catching NPE Avoid FilecreateTempFile Avoid Non Case Labels In Switch Statement New Language – HTML support added. Integrated a 3rd party linter 27 HTMLHint in Embold. Read more…
What are badges? Badges are the uniform way of displaying the tags to the repository to ensure better quality code. A list of badges is included in the Readme.MD file of your repository. Building badges helps to improve the readability of the repository. They provide visual information that portrays different…
Select any repository. Either click on three dots (…) on the right side corner of your repository or on the Repository Dashboard page, click on the “Settings” tab. On the “Settings and Integration” page, navigate to the “Repository Configurations” section. Download the YAML template. Rename the file name with embold.yaml.
1. Exclusions Embold uses default exclusions when a scan is triggered. But in case, you want to make changes to the default exclusions, you can check in embold.yaml file in the Base Directory (Root level of your repository). Embold uses the YAML file format for configurations. Embold supports exclusions using…
1. Exclusions Embold uses below default exclusions while scanning your repositories: 2.Modules Below is an example of a YAML file that contains modules and rules. 3. Languages When you scan your repository, Embold automatically detects languages that are in your repository. If the language key is not present it identifies…