Once you have finished setting up for Static Code Analysis, from where can you run the analysis in Copado?

Once you have completed the setup for Static Code Analysis in Copado, the analysis can be run specifically from a user story or credential. This is crucial because user stories represent specific tasks or features that are being developed and are tied closely to the source code changes. Running the analysis from a user story allows developers to evaluate the quality and compliance of the code within the context of that particular task, ensuring that it meets the predefined standards before moving further in the development process.

User stories typically encapsulate the scope, requirements, and potential changes associated with a feature, making it logical to run the analysis in this area. This integration helps teams identify issues early, maintain code quality, and streamline the review process. Running the analysis from credentials is also an aspect that aligns with user story functionality, making it possible to verify the code against best practices and conventions as associated with a particular user story's context.

Options that refer to running the analysis from a project, repository, management dashboard, or pipeline do not align with the designed workflow of checking code quality specifically associated with user stories and the development tasks they represent. While organizations may have setups involving these aspects, the specific context of running Static Code Analysis is embedded in user stories for a more focused and effective quality assurance