No Code Issue Is Found After the Task Is Complete

Symptom

After a code check task is complete, no code issue is found. The possible causes are as follows:

• Possible cause 1: The code quality is normal. No operation is required.
• Possible cause 2: If you add new programming languages to the configured code repository of a task, the corresponding rule sets should be enabled. Otherwise, the system cannot detect these new languages, and the check result will be empty.
• Possible cause 3: If your code repository contains some of languages that are not set to be checked in the task settings, the system will ignore these languages even if the repository contains related files, and the check result will be empty.

Possible Cause 1

1. In the navigation pane, choose Code > Check. The code check page is displayed.
2. Click the code check task name and go to the task details page, and choose Settings > Rule Sets.

   If the language and rule set selected for the scan are correct and enabled, the code quality is normal. No operation is required.

Solution to Possible Cause 2

1. Access the CodeArts Check service homepage.
2. In the navigation pane, choose Code > Check. The code check page is displayed.
3. Click the code check task name and go to the task details page, and choose Settings > Rule Sets.

4. Click in the row where Languages Included is located to re-obtain the languages of the code repository.
5. Toggle on to enable the desired language check.

6. Click Execute Check in the upper right corner to perform the check again.

Solution to Possible Cause 3

1. Access the CodeArts.
2. In the navigation pane, choose Code > Check. The code check page is displayed.
3. Click the code check task name and go to the task details page, and choose Settings > Rule Sets.
4. Toggle on to enable the desired language check.

5. Click Execute Check in the upper right corner to perform the check again.

The preceding operations can check all languages in the code repository. If you have any other questions or need further help, submit a service ticket and contact technical support engineers.