I know Jenkins is not fashionable these days, but the warnings-ng plugin is perfect for solving this in a tool-independent way. :chefskiss:
The way it works is - the underlying linter tool flags all the warnings, and the plugin helps you keep track of when any particular issue was introduced. You can add a quality gate to fail the build if any new issue was added in a merge request.
The way it works is - the underlying linter tool flags all the warnings, and the plugin helps you keep track of when any particular issue was introduced. You can add a quality gate to fail the build if any new issue was added in a merge request.