@riderx

The current state shall bring down the number of issues nearly to resolved. How can I have a look at analysis of the PR I just contributed with your settings so that I can see the remaining sonar issues to solve?

Thanks @rishi-raj-jain,
I think there some things your fixed, but the rule should be fixed I believe.
Like the code is done the same way for Android and IOS to try to make it easier to follow/read for both.
So for example if you change TAG it should be change both or keep in both but rule ignore/changed

So either I can update both ios & android or I can

To ignore SonarCloud code smells for specific lines or blocks of code in a Swift project, you can one can use comments called "issue" or "noissue" comments. These comments allow you to provide information to SonarCloud regarding code smells that should be ignored or reported.

Here's how you can use these comments in Swift:

1. Ignore a Specific Issue:

   To ignore a specific issue on a particular line of code, you can add a comment like this above the line of code:

   // NOSONAR
   // Your code here

   Replace "NOSONAR" with the specific issue key that you want to ignore. You can find the issue key in SonarCloud's interface.

2. Ignore All Issues in a Block:

   To ignore all issues within a block of code, you can use the // NOSONAR comment at the beginning of the block, like this:

   // NOSONAR
   {
       // Code with issues
   }

3. Re-enable Issue Reporting:

   To re-enable issue reporting after ignoring them, you can use the // SONAR_ON comment. For example:

   // SONAR_ON
   // Code where you want issues to be reported

Let me know which way makes sense to you

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It seems having static is uppercase is good practice in android, so I think for that one is better the Java way.
Do you see others cases where we have conflicting ?

Hey @riderx,

Yeah that makes me wonder if we should only make changes to Swift?

@rishi-raj-jain are you 100% sure you wanted to close this?