Live Check Quality for Salesforce - README

The Quality Clouds extension for Visual Studio Code connects to our centralized, curated set of best practices and rules and checks your code against it in real time. Our ruleset includes best practices for Salesforce, Quality Clouds' own recommendations, and other industry standards.

Quality Clouds makes SaaS platforms such as Salesforce easier to govern and grow. Designed by experts to deliver rich insights for both business and IT, it offers unrivalled transparency over the entire software development lifecycle. Its comprehensive selection of automated solutions empower users to deliver high quality platforms in a fraction of the time.

Once installed and configured, your Live Check Quality extension lets you check and improve your code with best practices from our rulesets.

Features

Checking on demand

Every time you wish, you can run a check on the file you are working on.

Requirements

See our documentation for details.

Extension Settings

You need to provide a valid API key to connect the Quality Clouds ruleset against which your code will be checked. To obtain an API key, contact your Quality Clouds admin. If you're an admin, check out our Administering API keys article.

Release Notes

Version 1.5.0

Included setting to show only Active issues or all issues from a LiveCheck. Added the Quality Clouds API key validate button. Ability to run a Live Check and request a write-off filtering issue by severity and selecting issue type, reason and approver if requested by server. Check Quality Clouds VSC 1.5 release notes for more in-depth information.

Version 1.2.0

Included Baseline configuration into settings. Ability to request write-off with justification by clicking the quick action bar at bottom. Show write-off issue information approved/rejected/requested.

Version 1.1.0

Included Quality Gates in the output issue grid. You can now check if your files pass the Quality Gates set up on the org.

Version 1.0.0

First version of the extension. Includes the commands to run checks.

Supported configuration element (CE) types

You can check the following types of CEs: Classes, Triggers, Pages, Components, Objects, Reports, Workflows, Javascript.

Find out more

See our documentation for details.