Click the Static Settings Analysis tab to configure your static analysis and flow-based analysis. Click Save to preserve any changes you make on this tab.
Advanced Settings
Expand the Advanced Settings section to configure the following options:
- Specify the Limit number of violations reported per rule that can be detected by engine. Note that this total includes both violations to be fixed and violations that are already suppressed; therefore, the number of violations reported as requiring fixes may be lower than the specified limit.
- Enable or disable the Ignore suppressions option to specify if you want rule violations suppressed on the engine host to be reported. If enabled, all violations are reported, including suppressed violations. This option is disabled by default.
- Enable or disable the Automatically suppress violations of equivalent rules option. If enabled, violations will be automatically suppressed across a group of equivalent rules when any of these rules is suppressed at the point of violation. This option is disabled by default.
Enable or disable the Skip global analysis option to prevent collecting and using global data during analysis. This option is disabled by default.
Enable or disable the Send advanced metadata to DTP for machine learning option to generate additional metadata to help the machine learning feature on DTP to more accurately classify violations. See the DTP User Guide for details. This option is disabled by default.
Flow Analysis Advanced Settings
Expand the Flow Analysis Advanced Settings section to configure settings related to performance, reporting verbosity, null-checking method parameterization, and resources checked.
See Configuring Flow Analysis for details.
Inversion of Control Framework Settings
Expand the Inversion of Control Framework Settings section to access controls for specifying annotations used for injecting or initializing values during runtime.
Expand the Method annotations, Field annotations, and Parameter annotations options to modify the default lists of annotations. To add a new annotation, click the + icon, enable the Enable check box, and specify the fully-qualified name of a class.
The Deprecated option includes input fields used to configure annotations in Jtest versions 10.4.1 and earlier. Ensure that any annotations configured with this option are moved to one of the above tables and then removed from the input field.
