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Ivan Pesenti -
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Practical issue with a missing parameter in the docker run command:
It should have been
$ docker run -d --name sonarqube -p 9000:9000 -p 9092:9092 sonarqube
The last parameter is the missing one, the image name.
Doesn't work at all with docker 19.0.3 without the final parameter, for me.
Awesome! As a DevOps, I'm so glad to see developers caring about the objective quality of their code.
Want to try this?
With the DSL hosted on a git repo and your current setup adding a tweaked Jenkins image, you can have a full stateless CI environment.
Can you please confirm some extra configuration (like Python-related plugin) needs to be done on the Sonar server side?
I got all the configs in my local Gradle project and I don't get any errors from the Gradle
sonar
plugin (which is configured and most likely does find the coverage report generated byPython Coverage
) but on the server side I don't see anything.A hint: my company is primarily a Java shop and most likely the new project in Sonar was created with some default settings.
I'm just trying to confirm some extra Python-specific configuration might need to be done on the Sonar server before I turn to the Sonar admin for help.
Hi, in my project, I want to exclude a file from sonarqube scan, and I am using this property for that,
sonarDetails:
sourcesPath: "src"
additionalProperties: "-Dsonar.coverage.exclusions=**/src/main.py"
But this file is not getting excluded and coverage is not exceeding 50%.
Can you help with this?
Thanks