Spring Boot and SonarQube - False positives and Suppress Warnings

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Setup SonarQube in your Spring Boot project and mark false positive or annotate with @SuppressWarning. Using SonarQube will help you become a better developer. Enjoy!. :-)



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sonarqube
java
bugs
vulnerabilities
spring
spring boot
code analysis
delivery pipeline