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How can I use SonarQube before committing?

I found Using SonarQube in Eclipse and will ask a separate question aimed at Python. But here I want to talk in more detail about how to use SonarQube as a replacement for lint-like CLI UNIX tools while I work on separate source files before I make them. In particular, what if I don't want to run Eclipse? I just want to make some changes to the source file and check it for rules like Foldable if “claims should be combined” (an actual example that blocks me today).

Even if I could transfer the experimental branch and see my analysis before opening the transfer request, it would be better than nothing.

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You can use SonarLint to run the analysis before committing. It can be installed as a plugin in your IDE, or you can use it also on the command line. Download and further instructions are available here http://www.sonarlint.org/commandline/index.html

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1659560/

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