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does this work with gitlab plugin? #24
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Hello @evbo, this project seems dead, you should take a look to mwz/sonar-scala which is a recent fork of this project and by the moment is actively maintained. If the problem persist, open an issue in that repo and @mwz and I will be happy to see what is happening. |
Thanks but im using maven so I'm not able to run this I dont think. |
I don't see why using maven would stop you from using the other plugin ? |
I've never used gitlab plugin, but it looks like you can still submit your analysis using It may sound silly, but is your project a Scala project? I can see some references to Java and PHP in your logs, but I don't actually recognise any output from sonar-scala plugin? Did you restart your sonar instance after installing the plugin? |
@BalmungSan maybe im losing my mind but when I clicked on the link in your comment earlier it took me to "mwz/sbt-sonar". Now that it links to sonar-scala I'll look into it. Thanks. @mwz my project is actually entirely consisting of apache velocity templates, but I am using scala to unit test them. So, it's a bit awkward, but still technically scala. Oh, and yes I did a restart. |
No worries @evbo. As @BalmungSan said, we're more than happy to help, so if you're still experiencing any issues with the latest release, feel free to give us a shout. |
Thanks, I tried that
removing the |
6.7.1 is the current LTS release, so it's highly recommended upgrading to this version. |
Also the log is saying that the problem was that the es (Elasticsearch) process exited abruptly, the plugin should no affect es, so that is weird. In any case If you want open a issue in mwz/sonar-scala and paste the output of the es.log file. 👍 |
I downloaded
sonar-scala-plugin-0.0.3.jar
intosonarqube-6.6/extensions/plugins
and try to run it from gitlab using the gitlab sonar plugin with:But I'm not seeing my scala project in sonar. Is there a step I'm missing? Here's the logs from sonar:
it only sees a source path of
pom.xml
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