This packed release brings support for quick fixes in Python, new rules for Java developers, and much more.

SonarQube for IDE in IntelliJ now offers quick fixes to effortlessly repair your Python issues, before they are committed. You can browse all Python detections providing quick fixes here. Available when using SonarQube for IDE alone, or in connected mode to SonarQube Cloud, these complement the many quick fixes already supported for selected rules in Java, Javascript, Typescript, C and C++.

Additionally, for Java developers, 7 new rules are available to help build clean cloud-native applications for AWS and avoid common pitfalls.  A description of the new rules can be found here. Plus, a further 6 rules dedicated to regular expressions, helping to reduce their complexity for better readability and maintainability. SonarQube for IDE now supports 30 rules to help write clean regex in Java.

Also included with this release:

• New rules to help C# developers write clean Azure functions
• Support for TypeScript 4.7
• Support for Ruby 3.1
• Improvements for .NET in Rider

Read more in our release notes and community announcement.

This release enables SonarQube for IDE’s branch support within IntelliJ, and more!

Building upon its existing ability to synchronize issue suppressions (i.e issues marked as Won’t Fix or False Positives) SonarQube for IDE now enables issue synchronization to any branch (main, feature branch, dev branch …) you’re working on.

Simply bind your local project to SonarQube Server using Connected Mode so you can focus on relevant issues in your IDE. No additional configuration is required, and it's available across the full range of Sonar supported JetBrains IDEs!

In addition, we’ve added 15 additional Quick Fixes for C++ developers using CLion. You can browse all C++ rules where we provide Quick Fixes here.

Learn more in our release notes or check out this community release announcement.