Jonah Jeleniewski

Thanks, we'll have that fixed in the SonarDelphi analyzer soon. In the meantime, a stopgap measure is to change your qualified name to an unqualified JSONMarshalledAttribute, which will fix the error in your scan.

Aw, that's a bit joyless. We're all developers here, right? Picking up new skills and languages is part of the fun. Seems like a fair critique, and I really like the discoverability aspect of DPM. 👍

Huh. People seem to get fixated on this detail a lot. I'm not sure why it would matter if the tooling for your language isn't written in that language, though. I don't care if my package manager is written in Emojicode - when it comes to tooling, all that really matters is the developer experience using it.

DPM looks really interesting, kudos! I'm surprised no one has mentioned Boss, I'm using it for an open-source Delphi/FPC library and have found the experience to be very pleasant.

We are pleased to announce the release of SonarDelphi v1.0.0. SonarDelphi is a free and open-source Delphi language plugin for the SonarQube code quality platform. GitHub: https://github.com/integrated-application-development/sonar-delphi Release: https://github.com/integrated-application-development/sonar-delphi/releases/tag/v1.0.0 Background If you're thinking "I've seen this before", you're probably right! SonarDelphi was originally open-sourced by Sabre Airline Solutions in 2012. It's bounced from maintainer to maintainer on GitHub (including Embarcadero). This project is a greatly improved version that has been actively developed (and extensively rewritten) by IntegraDev for the last 4 years. Features Powerful semantic analysis 120+ analysis rules Custom rules via templates or a programmatic java API Import NUnit test reports (compatible with DUnitX) Import test coverage reports (compatible with DelphiCodeCoverage) Feedback and contributions are welcome!

Not to detract from your point here, just wanted to note that Community edition isn't a cloud service - it's a free self-hosted application. In other words, you're not under SonarSource's thumb when using it.

Indeed, there are 3 commercial editions of SonarQube (Developer / Enterprise / Data Center). The commercial editions come with some nice extras, but I've never had any serious need for them - even in an enterprise environment. I'm of a similar mindset, so I would recommend the free and open-source Community Edition. 😀

The SonarDelphi plugin is now available through the SonarQube Marketplace. This makes installation even simpler: * Install SonarQube Community Edition * Navigate to Administration > Marketplace * Find Delphi in the list and click Install After that, you just need to configure your project properties. (See CONFIGURATION)