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To get started using this experience you can find an entry for Microsoft C++ Code Analysis on the Security (tab) -> Setup up code scanning page if C++ is detected in your repository. It also provides an easy path for teams not currently building with the Microsoft Compiler to get analysis setup and see the features it has to offer. We chose CMake because it provides a good abstraction for the varied nature of C++ projects and due to its wide adoption in the open-source community. The repository will need to support CMake to ensure information about how the project is built can be extracted. This will provide additional information highlighted on the source code, allowing the developer to easily resolve any problems found. This format can be viewed inside of Visual Studio Code using the SARIF Viewer extension. This is enabled by our support for SARIF, which is a standardized file format for analysis tooling. These include highlighting the source code of contributors’ PRs with any warnings they may have introduced or allowing repository owners to view and manage the backlog of alerts under the Security tab.Īlongside the support for analysis alerts inside of GitHub, the results can also be published as workflow artifacts, allowing contributors to download and view them locally in the IDE. The code scanning alerts produced will power the existing features available through GitHub. This Action will take the variety of Code Quality and Security warnings available in Visual Studio today and process them as alerts, displaying them in the Security view of a GitHub repository. Today we are introducing support for MSVC Code Analysis which will provide a great companion to CodeQL for C++ GitHub repos with Windows workflows. CodeQL is the default analysis engine behind Code Scanning.
We previously talked about GitHub Code Scanning capabilities which enabled developers to incorporate security checks into their CI/CD environment and developer workflow.
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