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When using Sonar in Eclipse, 2 modes are available:
Remote
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Mode
This is the default mode. Information showed in the remote mode is coming from a remote Sonar server. This means that those information have been computed during the latest analysis on that server.
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- You will not see violations introduced in the code that you just added.
- Metrics (number of lines for example) will display values that will not match what you see in Eclipse if you added some code.
Local
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Mode
When switching to the local mode, information displayed is coming from the latest local analysis.
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- You can see violations introduced in the code that you just added.
- Metrics (number of lines for example) will display values that will match what you see in Eclipse if you added some code.
Switch from
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One Mode to
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Another
To switch from one mode to another, right-click on the project, then select Sonar = > Analyse... => Remotely or Locally
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SONARIDE-302: When switching from one mode to another, open files are not redecorated. As a workaround, you should close and reopen those open files to get the proper information. |
Mode > Remote or Local:
Features below will be tagged as Remote or/and Local depending on their availability.
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