SonarQube with CUBA projects

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#1

Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone has got SonarQube working with a CUBA project?

I have it working on a very basic project but anything more fancy and I’m having issues. Also seem to have issues with the Premium addons.

Thanks.

#2

Hi,

i think it is not directly related to CUBA. It is just a gradle multi module project.

So perhaps this helps you: Sonar and Gradle Multi-Module Projects - DZone
[SONARGRADL-5] - Jira
GitHub - SonarSource/sonar-scanner-gradle: SonarQube Scanner for Gradle

Bye
Mario

#3

Hi Mario

Thanks for that. I’ve been following a number of articles but no success with the Premium addons in the project.

This is the error. It isn’t happy getting the premium addons from their repository.

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No success yet.

#4

this seems to be a credentials problem. Do you have configured the credentials for the premium repo?

#5

Yeah that is what I was thinking. They are there and the project works fine. I’m new to SonarQube and was wondering if anyone else ran in to this issue with the credentials.

#6

Did you try it without premium addons?

#7

Yep that seems to work fine

#8

can you share the build.gradle to see how you configured the maven repo?

#9

Sure. Here you go

build.gradle (5.9 KB)

#10

Interestingly when I import the project in to intelliJ instead of opening via Studio I get the following

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Maybe it is a more general issue with the build.gradle and not a SonarQube setting

#11

Mario,

I’m on a Mac but where should CUBA_PREMIUM_USER and CUBA_PREMIUM_PASSWORD come from. I assuming printenv should show these settings?

maven {
    url 'https://repo.cuba-platform.com/content/groups/premium'
    credentials {
        username(rootProject.hasProperty('premiumRepoUser') ? rootProject['premiumRepoUser'] : System.getenv('CUBA_PREMIUM_USER'))
        password(rootProject.hasProperty('premiumRepoPass') ? rootProject['premiumRepoPass'] : System.getenv('CUBA_PREMIUM_PASSWORD'))
    }
}
#12

Mario

I worked it out. We were right it was the credentials. Odd thing is the projects I have worked on all run fine, but I now don’t know why.

I had to add in the CUBA_PREMIUM_USER and CUBA_PREMIUM_PASSWORD as environment variables and reboot. This got the build.gradle to work and SonarQube has started working too.

I usually build from Studio so perhaps it it doing something differ. hmmm

Thanks for your help

#13

Hi,

Also, you could simply define these properties in gradle.properties : Configuring Access to Repository - CUBA Platform. Developer’s Manual

#14

@artamonov

Thanks for that info.

Can you explain why my project were working without those settings in place if I was using the premium components?

#15

Studio passes credentials to Gradle automatically. Settings are required only for command line or CI.

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