Managing Noise in Qodana with Custom Profiles and Exclusions
Learn how to use qodana.yaml to manage inspection profiles and exclusions, reducing noise in static analysis and implementing baselines for legacy code.
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Learn how to use qodana.yaml to manage inspection profiles and exclusions, reducing noise in static analysis and implementing baselines for legacy code.
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