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GitLab Code Quality reports
The PVS-Studio analyzer's results now can be converted into reports compatible with GitLab Code Quality. This will help to monitor the quality of the project within the GitLab ecosystem. The documentation on using PVS-Studio in GitLab CI/CD describes how to get the report of this type.
Closer integration with Unreal Engine
PVS-Studio understands more types specific to Unreal Engine. Moreover, we made a pull request that allows to use more of the analyzer's settings in UE projects' analysis. For example, you can specify a timeout for file analysis. The changes have already been committed to the engine's code. The new features will be available in the next version of Unreal Engine.
Improving cross-platform scenarios
The PVS-Studio plugin for Visual Studio now supports JSON suppress files. This format was previously supported only in utilities on Linux and macOS. This simplifies the use of suppress files in cross-platform scenarios. It is also now easier to integrate PVS-Studio in the development process of cross-platform projects that contain legacy code.
New warning suppression features
Now you can automatically filter analyzer warnings whose messages contain the specified text. The feature allows you to suppress specific diagnostics' warnings that match a template — without disabling the diagnostics completely. You can create a filter of this kind in .pvsconfig files (C++, C#) or directly in code (C++ only).
