Paul O'Neill

This is all the more confusing because [the docs seem to suggest you can already do this (as of about early Sept)](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/aws-resource-route53-hostedzone.html) on the Route53::HostedZone resource but the mentioned DelegationSetId...

You override those settings in the SonarQube admin interface itself - the plugin puts some best-guess defaults in (if you disagree with those then I'd be interested to hear your...

It's different to the C# setup because the C# scanner is the thing actually doing the analysis, whereas for the TypeScript scanner it offloads that to the `tslint` tooling. That...

Ah ok, I'll take a look at those - some of them are to keep it in sync with the Javascript plugin (since the same concerns broadly apply) but I'm...

Agree entirely - it should do exactly what the JavaScript one does, and the refactoring on the back of the SonarQube 6.0 support should make it a bit easier to...

It's related but not quite the same - the JavaScript plugin supports supplying code coverage metrics split out by code covered by unit tests and code covered by integration tests...

It's not a bad shout. At the same time we'd have to make the custom rules directory globally-configurable too, but both are trivial changes. Will see about it tomorrow.

Depends what the violations are - are these built-in `tslint` rules or custom ones? If you click into a given 'tslint rules that are not yet known to the plugin'...

From memory 4.0.0 has a bug in its output that the plugin took issue with, I think 4.0.2 is the earliest 4.x release that worked but would have to double...

If it's a core rule then yes, will update the ruleset for the 1.1 release.