

Issues are highlighted directly in the editor with hovers to provide detailed explanations.
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Java is one of the languages supported, and the extension will run in the background and highlight source code that poses a quality or security concern. The SonarLint extension lets you detect bugs and vulnerabilities as you write code in VS Code. You can click the lightbulb button in the editor to show the available Quick Fixes.įor more details about Checkstyle for Java, visit its GitHub Repository.

List the latest Checkstyle version from the main repo.You can also set the Checkstyle version by using the command Checkstyle: Set the Checkstyle Version. You can also provide a configuration file by directly writing a URL in the input box. You will also see the two built-in configurations:Ĭommand Checkstyle: Set the Checkstyle Configuration detects potential Checkstyle configuration files and lists them. The extension looks for a checkstyle.xml file in your workspace to make Checkstyle configuration easier. You can also trigger the command Checkstyle: Set Checkstyle Configuration File to choose the configuration file in the File Explorer. xml file and select Set the Checkstyle Configuration File. To set the configuration file, right-click the. The Problems panel will open when you click the Checkstyle status icon in the Status bar. The Checkstyle for Java extension supports live linting. When editing a Java file, the extension will check the file format and provide Quick Fixes if possible on the fly. With the Checkstyle for Java extension, you can use either existing checkstyle configurations (Google's or Sun's Check) or your own customized files for your project. 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(TM) by Red Hat also provides formatting settings. Configure IntelliSense for cross-compiling.
