CodeArts Check is a cloud-based code checking service. Based on the accumulation of years of automated source code static inspection technology and the precipitation of enterprise-level application experience, it provides users with rich inspection capabilities such as code style, general quality, and network security risks, provides comprehensive quality reports, and convenient closed-loop problem handling, helping enterprises Effectively control code quality and help enterprises succeed.
But after you are proficient in using the Check service, do you feel that the current system rule set provided by CodeArts Check is not enough? Still want more and more comprehensive rules? Don't worry, this article will show you how to create and enable custom rule sets.
View system rule sets
Enter CodeArts, select "Service - Code Inspection" at the top of the page, and enter the code inspection page.
Click on the rule set, and all system-level rule sets will be displayed on the home page.
Click anywhere on a ruleset to view the rules grouped within it.
Create a custom ruleset
If you have a good understanding of the system rule set in the later stage and feel that the rules in the current system rule set are not enough, you can create a custom rule set.
On the Rule Sets page, click New.
In the pop-up interface of "Create new inspection rule set", enter the custom rule set name (required), description (optional), inspection language (required), and copy from (optional). If a rule set in "Copy from" is selected, all the rules in the rule set will be inherited, and on this basis, we can choose or reject the rules.
We have not selected any rule set in "Copy from", so after creation, we will find that 0 is enabled and 500+ is not enabled.
In the disabled rule, select the required label in the user label.
Select the corresponding rule and click Save.
After saving, you can see that the selected rule is in the "Enabled" state.
enable rule set
Click an existing task, click "Settings-Rule Set", and the language included in the task will be automatically displayed:
Select the corresponding custom rule set, a pop-up window will prompt, click OK.
When you see the pop-up prompt of "Setting the rule set successfully", the subsequent scans of the task will use the rules in the rule set.
