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SonarQube Integration with Visual Studio Professional
aditya pewekar
11 May 2020
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A brief description for beginners on Sonar about how to integrate the SonarQube with Visual Studio Professional for Code Coverage report
This tip will give an idea of how to integrate the SonarQube along with Visual Studio Editor without the inbuilt Code Coverage tool and generate and update the report on each build process. Looking at the existing method to extract the report, one has to either implement the CICD process or run scripts on command prompt which seems to be a slightly time-consuming process as a developer usually has to check if the code changes have any impact on the current statistics or not.
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