SonarQube has now introduced support for the Rust programming language, which is gaining popularity and being adopted by developers. The new feature allows users to onboard their Rust projects in SonarQube, enabling them to write more maintainable code with the help of a de-facto standard linter, Clippy. The integration supports 85 Clippy rules, rule descriptions, issue messaging, code coverage, and code metrics such as Cognitive Complexity or Cyclomatic Complexity. To use the Rust analyzer, users need to install Clippy on their machine running the analysis and configure their SonarQube project to analyze Rust code using the Scanner-CLI. The feature is currently available on SonarQube Cloud and will be included in upcoming releases of SonarQube Server 2025 Release 3 and SonarQube Community Build.