v2024.3.2

Changelog

• add041e 🐛QD-10360 Refactor passing options to installPlugins, add necessary options to common part with scan options
• 566084a 🐛QD-10419 Set up plugins once even in scoped script

Install

💡 The Qodana CLI is distributed and run as a binary. The Qodana linters with inspections are Docker Images or, starting from version 2023.2, your local/downloaded by CLI IDE installations (experimental support).

• To run Qodana with a container (the default mode in CLI), you must have Docker or Podman installed and running locally to support this: https://www.docker.com/get-started, and, if you are using Linux, you should be able to run Docker from the current (non-root) user (https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/#manage-docker-as-a-non-root-user)
• To run Qodana without a container, you must have the IDE installed locally to provide the IDE installation path to the CLI or specify the product code, and CLI will try to download the IDE automatically (experimental support).

macOS and Linux

Install with Homebrew (recommended)

brew install jetbrains/utils/qodana

Install with our installer

curl -fsSL https://jb.gg/qodana-cli/install | bash

Also, you can install nightly or any other version (e.g. v2023.2.9) the following way:

curl -fsSL https://jb.gg/qodana-cli/install | bash -s -- nightly

Windows

Install with Windows Package Manager (recommended)

winget install -e --id JetBrains.QodanaCLI

Install with Chocolatey

choco install qodana

Install with Scoop

scoop bucket add jetbrains https://github.com/JetBrains/scoop-utils
scoop install qodana

Anywhere else

Alternatively, you can install the latest binary (or the apt/rpm/deb/archlinux package) from this page.

Update

Update to the latest version depends on how you choose to install qodana on your machine.

Update with Homebrew

brew upgrade qodana

Update with Scoop

scoop update qodana

Update with Chocolatey

choco upgrade qodana

Update on Linux and macOS with the installer script

curl -fsSL https://jb.gg/qodana-cli/install | bash

Alternatively, you can grab the latest binary (or the apt/rpm/deb package) from this page.