static code analysis

[Krisztián Fenyvesi]

Hi Everyone,

We would like to introduce rabbitMQ our enterprise environment but we are quite new in open source applications and don't have complete policy about that so a lot of questions came up from different stakeholders. 

One question is about static code analysis. Is there any rules in contribution or somewhere to run static code analysis by the core team or the approvers?

Thanks in advance,
Krisztián

[Mirah Gary]

As per the Mozilla Public License v2.0, 

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If you would like guarantees such as static code analysis, you are welcome to purchase support for RabbitMQ from Broadcom, Inc. https://www.rabbitmq.com/contact#tanzu-rabbitmq

[Krisztián Fenyvesi]

Thank you so much!

Best regards,
Krisztián Fenyvesi