What can Static Code Analysis be executed from?

Static Code Analysis can be executed from multiple sources, making it a versatile tool for evaluating code quality within the developmental lifecycle. The correct option reflects that it can be initiated through Integration, Scheduled Jobs, Process Builders, or Webhooks.

Integration allows Static Code Analysis to be executed as part of continuous integration processes, helping to catch code issues early in the development pipeline. Scheduled Jobs can automatically run Static Code Analysis at predefined intervals, ensuring regular monitoring of code quality without manual intervention. Process Builders enable users to create automated workflows within Salesforce, which can trigger Static Code Analysis based on specific criteria or changes in the data. Lastly, Webhooks offer a way to trigger Static Code Analysis based on events happening in external systems, allowing for dynamic responses to code changes or deployments.

This multifaceted approach enhances the ability to maintain code quality across different phases of development and allows teams to integrate Static Code Analysis seamlessly into their existing workflows.