update code quality services (for Python) #262
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- landscape.io doesn't exist anymore (at least over https) - fix links to turing way section about online code quality services - add Sonarcloud, which is the default choice in the python template
This was referenced Apr 6, 2022
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Note to reviewer: the link checker is failing because of dead links in master. We should make a separate PR to fix them. In this PR, landscape.io is removed, which at least removes two of the dead links. |
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As discussed, I replaced the specific suggestions with a link to The Turing Way. I expanded a bit on our default Python template choice, including @sverhoeven's suggestion to use SonarLint locally. |
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This PR fixes links to the Turing Way sections about online code quality services, which were all broken due to some updates there.
For Python specifically: