Name |
Key |
Default value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Gendarme install directory |
sonar.gendarme.installDirectory |
C:/Program Files/gendarme-2.10-bin |
Absolute path of the Gendarme installation folder. |
Gendarme confidence |
sonar.gendarme.confidence |
normal+ |
Filter defects for the specified confidence levels. (low/normal/high/total with +/-) |
Gendarme program timeout |
sonar.gendarme.timeoutMinutes |
10 |
Maximum number of minutes before the Gendarme program will be stopped. |
Gendarme activation mode |
sonar.gendarme.mode |
|
Possible values : empty (means active), 'skip' and 'reuseReport'. |
Name of the Gendarme report files |
sonar.gendarme.reports.path |
|
Name of the Gendarme report file used when reuse report mode is activated. This can be an absolute path, or a path relative to each project base directory. |
 | About path patterns Ant style patterns can be used. "*" means any file or any directory. "**" means any directory and subdirectory. For example "**/Foo*.dll" means any dll file prefixed by "Foo" anywhere in a project. IF you need to reference assembly files outside your solution folder, you can use absolute paths or "../". For example "$(SolutionDir)/../lib/**.*dll" can be used to specify all the dll files of a lib folder located at the same level as the root folder of your visual studio solution. |
 | Warning Each time you need to specify a path, or a pattern to locate files, use "/" instead of "\" |
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