Do you use automated code review tools in your org? If so, what are your recommendations?

Software Development Quality, Testing and Security

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Senior Director Of Technology in Softwarea year ago

We use SonarQube for finding issues and vulnerabilities in our code. It does static code analysis and helps us with a meaningful report too.

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Director of Engineering in Hardwarea year ago

hello - we only only use a tool in India at this time - Hirepro.

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