Code Sight version 2019.6

New features

• The plug-in now supports C/C++ analysis in Eclipse®.

• New IDEs are now supported:
  • PyCharm®

  • WebStorm™

• Visual Studio® and Eclipse can now test for compliance with MISRA coding standards.

  To enable MISRA testing, add the following entry to the "settings" section of your coverity.conf file:

"cov_run_desktop": {
    "coding_standard_configs": [
        "$(code_base_dir)/MISRA_c2012_7.config"
    ]
}

• Code Sight can now authenticate with a Polaris server configured for single sign-on (SAML/SSO). It authenticates using an access token obtained from the Polaris server.
• The Code Sight plug-in for Eclipse now supports multiple unique projects in a single workspace.

Bug fixes

• Self-signed certificates are now accepted for authentication when your coverity.conf file has the following line in its "server" section:

  "on_new_cert": "trust"

  This enables any new certificate to be trusted automatically.

  UD-2623

• Code Sight now correctly supports downloading zip and tar.gz files as installers from the Coverity Server. UD-2413
• If a local license is expired or invalid, Code Sight now attempts to retrieve a new license from the server. UD-1749
• If more than 100 projects were open on Polaris, this caused problems when synchronizing Code Sight triage data. This is now fixed. UD-2944
• In Visual Studio, the Code Sight window was not always visible by default for first-time users. This is now fixed. UD-2633
• This release fixes an issue where triage data was not synchronized with the server after restarting the IDE. UD-2655
• Code Sight for Visual Studio would fail to start when a Windows user name contained spaces. This is now fixed. UD-2891
• In Code Sight for Visual Studio, projects organized using Solution Folders would sometimes fail to capture C/C++ or C# source files. This is now fixed. UD-2799