A code analyzer is a library that builds on the compiler's functionality to offer enhanced analysis of the syntax and semantics of your code at build time. The AL Language extension for Visual Studio Code contains four analyzers:
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CodeCop is an analyzer that enforces the official AL Coding
Guidelines. For more information about the CodeCop rules, see CodeCop Analyzer Rules.
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PerTenantExtensionCop is an analyzer that
enforces rules that must be respected by extensions meant to be installed for
individual tenants. For more information about the PerTenantExtensionCop rules,
see PerTenantExtensionCop Analyzer Rules.
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AppSourceCop is an analyzer that enforces rules that must be respected
by extensions meant to be published to Microsoft AppSource. For more
information about the AppSourceCop rules, see AppSourceCop Analyzer Rules.
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UICop is an analyzer that enforces rules that must be respected
by extensions meant to customize the Web Client. For more information about the
UserInterfaceCop rules, see UICop Analyzer Rules.
If you are developing an app for
AppSource (ISV, Add-on Apps) then you need to enable below Code Analyzers
AppSourceCop
CodeCop
UICop
If you are developing a customization for a specific customer then
you need to enable below code analyzers
PerTenantExtensionCop
CodeCop
UICop
Do not forget to set "al.enableCodeAnalysis": true
