I’m configuring Getport.io and I’m having issues in Sonarqube Analysis and Issues. It doesn’t find the location of a issues file. I’ve checked the official documentation for doing this configuration.

I’m configuring Getport.io and I’m having issues in Sonarqube Analysis and Issues. It doesn’t find the location of a issues file. I’ve checked the official documentation for doing this configuration.

Versions: SonarQube: Community Edition v10.6 (92116)

st727s$sonar-scanner Could not find ‘java’ executable in JAVA_HOME or PATH. st727s$echo $JAVA_HOME /Users/st727s/.sdkman/candidates/java/17-open JAVA_HOME variable is set, also the bin path is listed under PATH variable. Sonar scanner can’t seem find java executable though. sonar scanner seems to locate brew installed jdk however, not the sdkman installed one. Seems very vague. sonarqube

We are considering upgrading to the SonarQube Enterprise Edition from Community Edition, and we need to provide the length of our source code for this purpose. Could you please advise on how to calculate the length of Source code required by our organization? Additionally, we would like to know if this value can be increased in the future as our codebase grows.

We are considering upgrading to the SonarQube Enterprise Edition from Community Edition, and we need to provide the length of our source code for this purpose. Could you please advise on how to calculate the length of Source code required by our organization? Additionally, we would like to know if this value can be increased in the future as our codebase grows.

We are currently using SonarQube Community Edition 9.9.2 to analyze code during development (by developers) and during the build and release process (by Jenkins). However, as both developers and Jenkins are using a single SonarQube server for analysis, we are facing an increasing number of projects, which is becoming challenging to manage.

I have a swarm stack with a SonarQube 8.9-community service and a postgres 16.3 service. I want to upgrade my sonarQube to 9.9-community. But, when i try, it systematically act as it was a fresh install, recreating all the database and deleting all the plugins. As a result, i lose all my projets and need to rollback and restore my last backup…

I Have installed Sonarqube on my dev server.
I am preparing the pipeline in Azure Devops portal but after preparing the pipeline when i run that pipeline it is throwing the below error message?

why it is showing–> Failed to start sonar.service: Unit sonar.service has a bad unit file setting.