feat: pass JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS to docker container #516
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This change passes the JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS to the docker container running the analysis. Doing this allows to setup a custom truststore that can successfully create SSL connections to a codacy-proxy. This allows to transparently authorize upload of results from a CI/CD system without storing Codacy tokens.
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We overlooked that we also need to mount the |
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This change passes the JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS to the docker container running the analysis. Doing this allows to setup a custom trust store that can successfully create SSL connections to a codacy-proxy. Using a codacy-proxy allows to transparently authorize upload of results from a CI/CD system without storing Codacy tokens.