This release includes the following enhancements:
Release date: June 30, 2022
Device Code Authentication
You can now use a URI and device code to authenticate on the OpenID Connect server from the command line. If the authentication is successful, the information is saved to a token file and reused each time C/C++test is run. A new oidc.cli.mode
setting in the .properties
file specifies the method that will be used to authenticate on the OpenID Connect server (device code or certificate). Device code authentication is enabled by default. For details, see Configuring OpenID Connect in the .properties File.
Support for Compilers
We've extended support for Vx-toolset for TriCore C/C++ Compiler 6.3. The compiler configuration for Vx-toolset for TriCore C/C++ Compiler 6.3. can now be used on Linux to perform static analysis.
Other Changes
- You can now specify a custom name of your C/C++test report. See report.file.name.
- Upgrading to 2022.1 might cause machine ID change on Windows and Linux. Verify your machine ID before requesting a new license from Parasoft. See Obtaining the Machine ID.
- IPv6 is now supported.
Resolved Bugs and FRs
Bug/FR ID | Description |
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XT-39581 | Could not parse JSON with access token containing duplicated entries |
XT-39618 | "Automatically import findings at a specific time" doesn't work |
XT-39839 | How to use scope.path.accept.regexp and scope.path.reject.regexp |