Guidewire Inspections are a cornerstone of the Static Analysis framework built directly into Guidewire Studio. Unlike dynamic testing (like GUnits) which requires code to run, inspections analyze the source code " as written " to find potential issues early in the development lifecycle.
The primary purpose of these inspections (Option C) is to enforce Cloud Delivery Standards and identify Gosu anti-patterns. Common anti-patterns include:
Using query.select().toList().where(...) (filtering in memory instead of the database).
Hardcoding strings instead of using DisplayKeys.
Missing the _Ext suffix on custom metadata.
By detecting these issues in real-time within the IDE, developers can fix architectural flaws before they are ever committed to Git. Option A is incorrect because many core inspections are enabled by default to ensure baseline quality. Option B is incorrect because Guidewire provides the ability to configure the severity of certain inspections (Warning vs. Error). Option D is incorrect because inspections are a native feature of the Guidewire plugin for IntelliJ/Studio, not a separate secondary plugin.
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