When it comes to test automation, it's the same as development and writing code. Furthermore, you build a code to test another code, but no one is testing your automated code for correctness and quality assurance. As a result, having a Code quality check in place for your test automation script has become vital. To remove duplication and simplify things, you'll need to employ coding standards, patterns, and code comments to clarify what each function does. In this post, we'll look at SonarQube, one of the most prominent code quality check tools, and how we can use it to assure a high-quality test automation script by integrating it with test automation.

It is crucial and important for your test automation suite to have a code quality check in place for your test automation script. In this post, we'll look at one of the many methods to use SonarQube to implement code quality checks. The focus of this article is on how to easily integrate Jenkins and SonarQube for test automation scripts. Other ways to connect to SonarQube include utilizing the SonarLint Plugin, launching a local version of SonarQube, and using Jenkin Jobs.