PL/SQL code quality checks in VS Code with dbLinter

VS Code extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/...
dbLinter preview app: https://preview.dblinter.app
Feedback repository: https://github.com/Grisselbav/dbLinter
Rules repository: https://dblinter-rules.united-codes.com/

We have exciting news to share: dbLinter helps you maintain high-quality database code through automated quality checks. We are collaborating with Grisselbav (Philipp Salvisberg) on this project. He was responsible for maintaining the decommissioned db* CODECOP tool suite, which was based on the Trivadis PL/SQL & SQL Coding Guidelines.

dbLinter is now officially in the free preview phase, where you can try out most of the linting capabilities with the VS Code extension. Just search for “dbLinter” in the extension section.

Beyond the VS Code extension, our app at preview.dblinter.app allows you to configure dbLinter to meet your needs and standards. You can define which rules are active, overwrite severity levels, and override parameters, for example, to match your naming conventions. Watch this video where I demonstrate how to set up and change your configuration.

We're keen to hear your thoughts! If you have any feedback or suggestions, please feel free to open an issue in the linked GitHub repository.

Timestamps:
00:00 What is dbLinter
00:55 Install the VS Code extension
01:28 Create account and link to VS Code
02:46 Disable Rule
04:21 Change naming convention
06:00 Store preferences in VS Code workspace
06:32 Additional info

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