SonarLint for ansible-lint (linux only linter)

[binary...@gmail.com]

Hi Team,

For 'connected' support, how could SonarLint work with a linter that has linux-only support (such as ansible-lint) to support developers who use an appropriate IDE (eclipse, intelliJ, etc) but on a windows7 desktop?

The scenario is around developers who may have restrictions preventing local usage of linux on their desktops (cygwin nor windows linux subsystem alternatives) but want to take advantage of linux-only linters by having the linter, ideally, run on the SonarQube server which itself *is* running on linux.

Is it feasible to have linux-only linters run on sonarqube but provide interactive feedback on the IDE side with SonarLint?  Ansible-lint is the specific request, but may be useful for other options.

TIA, one way or another options/guidance!

[Julien HENRY]

Hi,

SonarLint runs SonarSource analyzers only, and even in connected mode they run on the developer box. I think "interactive feedback" and "run on SonarQube server side" is not something compatible (SonarQube analysis are asynchronous).

So I don't see how SonarLint could help here.

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Julien Henry | SonarSource

Developer

https://sonarsource.com

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[binary...@gmail.com]

Thanks Julien for the prompt response!

Reviewing the SonarSource analyzers, is there a plugin project I could fork and poke around porting the rules from ansible-lint into a sonarsource analyzer equivalent?  Most of the Ansible projects are based on analyzing YAML file formats.

-D

On Wednesday, March 7, 2018 at 11:19:58 AM UTC-5, Julien HENRY wrote:

Hi,

SonarLint runs SonarSource analyzers only, and even in connected mode they run on the developer box. I think "interactive feedback" and "run on SonarQube server side" is not something compatible (SonarQube analysis are asynchronous).

So I don't see how SonarLint could help here.

++

Julien Henry | SonarSource

Developer

https://sonarsource.com

2018-03-07 17:05 GMT+01:00 <binary...@gmail.com>:

Hi Team,

For 'connected' support, how could SonarLint work with a linter that has linux-only support (such as ansible-lint) to support developers who use an appropriate IDE (eclipse, intelliJ, etc) but on a windows7 desktop?

The scenario is around developers who may have restrictions preventing local usage of linux on their desktops (cygwin nor windows linux subsystem alternatives) but want to take advantage of linux-only linters by having the linter, ideally, run on the SonarQube server which itself *is* running on linux.

Is it feasible to have linux-only linters run on sonarqube but provide interactive feedback on the IDE side with SonarLint?  Ansible-lint is the specific request, but may be useful for other options.

TIA, one way or another options/guidance!

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