The 2019.9 release of the Black Duck® Code Sight™ plug-in introduces new features and fixes various bugs.

New features

  • Android™ Studio 3.4 is now a supported IDE (in beta for this release).

  • The Eclipse®, IntelliJ®, and Visual Studio® environments can now analyze TypeScript source.

  • The Visual Studio environment can now analyze VB.NET source.

  • A new Filter feature filters out issues that were found by a full scan, but not found by a single-file scan. (You can view these hidden issues if you want to.)

  • When you dismiss an issue or un-dismiss it, a dialog now requires you to enter a reason for why you are doing so.

Bug fixes

  • When you edit the coverity.conf file, now Code Sight automatically regenerates its compiler configuration data. You do not have to restart the plug-in for the changes to take effect. UD-2953

  • When running with Polaris, Code Sight would sometimes continue to show issues that had been closed. This has been fixed. UD-3595

  • In IntelliJ 2019.2.1+, when running the 2019.7.2 version of the Code Sight plug-in, opening the Preferences dialog and choosing the Black Duck Code Sight page would cause an exception. This has now been fixed. UD-3632

  • When running with Polaris, Code Sight now accurately verifies the version of analysis tools and summary downloads. UD-3627