Configuring a Custom Rule Set

CodeArts Check supports custom rule sets. Each rule set must contain at least one rule.

A rule set can be configured with only one language.

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Video Tutorial

This video demonstrates how to use a custom rule set to check code from CodeArts Repo.

Customizing a Rule Set

Access CodeArts Check through a project.
Click the Rule Sets tab.
Click Create Rule Set. In the displayed dialog box, enter a rule set name and description, and select a language.

You can also copy an existing rule set by selecting it from the Replicated in drop-down list.
Click OK.
Select rules, set rule levels as required, and click Save in the upper right corner.
- Click the rule set name to go to the details page.
- Alternatively, on the details page, click Export to export the enabled rules in the rule set to the local PC and view the rule details.
- On the details page, click Modify Basic Info to modify the rule set name or description.
  - The Language cannot be modified.
  - Preset rule sets cannot be modified.
  - Custom rule sets can be deleted only by the one who created them.
- Click in the row where the rule set is located and choose Delete Set.
  - Custom rule sets can be deleted only by the one who created them.
  - System rule sets and custom rule sets in use cannot be deleted.
  - To delete a rule set being used by a code check task, you can either delete the task or assign another rule set to the task.

Using a Custom Rule Set

Go to the task details page, and choose Settings > Rule Sets.
If any changes are made to the code repository after you create a code check task, click in the Languages Included row to re-obtain the target language, and enable the switch of language.
Click to select the created custom rule set.