sonar custom rule check java collection type is unknownSymbol
Collection type always return 'unknownSymbol' in a custom sonar check rule class.
//demo class
public class SaasConstantNameCheckCase {
private static final long serialVersionUID;
private final String title;
public static final Integer maxSize = 1111;// Noncompliant
private static List list = new ArrayList<>();
private static HashMap<String, String> map = new HashMap<>();
}
// custom rule class
@Override
public void visitVariable(VariableTree tree) {
VariableSymbol symbol = (VariableSymbol) tree.symbol();
String type = symbol.type().name();
System.out.println("type->"+type);
}
// test result
type->long
type->String
type->Integer
type->!unknownSymbol!
type->!unknownSymbol!
Why?
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asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
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Collection type always return 'unknownSymbol' in a custom sonar check rule class.
//demo class
public class SaasConstantNameCheckCase {
private static final long serialVersionUID;
private final String title;
public static final Integer maxSize = 1111;// Noncompliant
private static List list = new ArrayList<>();
private static HashMap<String, String> map = new HashMap<>();
}
// custom rule class
@Override
public void visitVariable(VariableTree tree) {
VariableSymbol symbol = (VariableSymbol) tree.symbol();
String type = symbol.type().name();
System.out.println("type->"+type);
}
// test result
type->long
type->String
type->Integer
type->!unknownSymbol!
type->!unknownSymbol!
Why?
java sonarqube sonarqube-scan sonar-runner sonarlint
asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
1
Is your sample source code complete? This looks to me like a type resolution issue, and I don't see the "import" statements for List or HashMap.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 10:21
@Mithfindel I am so stupid, forget to import...
– justin
Nov 20 at 12:40
No need for self-bashing, I think it's an honest mistake :) If you don't mind, I'll post an answer to document this issue - IMHO it is quite common.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 14:52
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Collection type always return 'unknownSymbol' in a custom sonar check rule class.
//demo class
public class SaasConstantNameCheckCase {
private static final long serialVersionUID;
private final String title;
public static final Integer maxSize = 1111;// Noncompliant
private static List list = new ArrayList<>();
private static HashMap<String, String> map = new HashMap<>();
}
// custom rule class
@Override
public void visitVariable(VariableTree tree) {
VariableSymbol symbol = (VariableSymbol) tree.symbol();
String type = symbol.type().name();
System.out.println("type->"+type);
}
// test result
type->long
type->String
type->Integer
type->!unknownSymbol!
type->!unknownSymbol!
Why?
java sonarqube sonarqube-scan sonar-runner sonarlint
asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
Collection type always return 'unknownSymbol' in a custom sonar check rule class.
//demo class
public class SaasConstantNameCheckCase {
private static final long serialVersionUID;
private final String title;
public static final Integer maxSize = 1111;// Noncompliant
private static List list = new ArrayList<>();
private static HashMap<String, String> map = new HashMap<>();
}
// custom rule class
@Override
public void visitVariable(VariableTree tree) {
VariableSymbol symbol = (VariableSymbol) tree.symbol();
String type = symbol.type().name();
System.out.println("type->"+type);
}
// test result
type->long
type->String
type->Integer
type->!unknownSymbol!
type->!unknownSymbol!
Why?
java sonarqube sonarqube-scan sonar-runner sonarlint
java sonarqube sonarqube-scan sonar-runner sonarlint
asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
asked Nov 20 at 10:01
justin
100113
100113
1
Is your sample source code complete? This looks to me like a type resolution issue, and I don't see the "import" statements for List or HashMap.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 10:21
@Mithfindel I am so stupid, forget to import...
– justin
Nov 20 at 12:40
No need for self-bashing, I think it's an honest mistake :) If you don't mind, I'll post an answer to document this issue - IMHO it is quite common.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 14:52
add a comment |
1
Is your sample source code complete? This looks to me like a type resolution issue, and I don't see the "import" statements for List or HashMap.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 10:21
@Mithfindel I am so stupid, forget to import...
– justin
Nov 20 at 12:40
No need for self-bashing, I think it's an honest mistake :) If you don't mind, I'll post an answer to document this issue - IMHO it is quite common.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 14:52
1
1
Is your sample source code complete? This looks to me like a type resolution issue, and I don't see the "import" statements for List or HashMap.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 10:21
Is your sample source code complete? This looks to me like a type resolution issue, and I don't see the "import" statements for List or HashMap.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 10:21
@Mithfindel I am so stupid, forget to import...
– justin
Nov 20 at 12:40
@Mithfindel I am so stupid, forget to import...
– justin
Nov 20 at 12:40
No need for self-bashing, I think it's an honest mistake :) If you don't mind, I'll post an answer to document this issue - IMHO it is quite common.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 14:52
No need for self-bashing, I think it's an honest mistake :) If you don't mind, I'll post an answer to document this issue - IMHO it is quite common.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 14:52
add a comment |
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SonarJava will show this unknownSymbol! string when it fails to resolve the actual type symbols.
In this particular case, you should either use fully qualified types java.util.List and java.util.HashMap, or import them.
answered Nov 20 at 14:54
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SonarJava will show this unknownSymbol! string when it fails to resolve the actual type symbols.
In this particular case, you should either use fully qualified types java.util.List and java.util.HashMap, or import them.
answered Nov 20 at 14:54
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SonarJava will show this unknownSymbol! string when it fails to resolve the actual type symbols.
In this particular case, you should either use fully qualified types java.util.List and java.util.HashMap, or import them.
answered Nov 20 at 14:54
Mithfindel
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SonarJava will show this unknownSymbol! string when it fails to resolve the actual type symbols.
In this particular case, you should either use fully qualified types java.util.List and java.util.HashMap, or import them.
answered Nov 20 at 14:54
Mithfindel
3,53611426
SonarJava will show this unknownSymbol! string when it fails to resolve the actual type symbols.
In this particular case, you should either use fully qualified types java.util.List and java.util.HashMap, or import them.
answered Nov 20 at 14:54
Mithfindel
3,53611426
answered Nov 20 at 14:54
Mithfindel
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answered Nov 20 at 14:54
Mithfindel
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Is your sample source code complete? This looks to me like a type resolution issue, and I don't see the "import" statements for List or HashMap.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 10:21
@Mithfindel I am so stupid, forget to import...
– justin
Nov 20 at 12:40
No need for self-bashing, I think it's an honest mistake :) If you don't mind, I'll post an answer to document this issue - IMHO it is quite common.
– Mithfindel
Nov 20 at 14:52