Versions:
SonarQube: 7.4 (Developer edition)
DevOps extension: 4.7.2
In DevOps I have the following branch structure:
- master
- develop (default & compare)
- [short live branches]
When I create an analysis of the master branch on DevOps, the result is visible in the master branch on SonarQube. Which works as expected.
When I create an analysis of a short live branch on DevOps, the result is visible in the short live branch on SonarQube. Which works as expected.
When I create an analysis of the develop branch on DevOps, the result is visible in the master branch on SonarQube. Which doesn’t works as expected.
As a workaround I set: ‘sonar.branch.name=$(build.sourcebranch)’ which results in a ‘refs/heads/develop’ branch on SonarQube. Which is fine by me.
BUT!
When I want to include the PR build analysis, the following error occurs on a PR scan to the develop branch: “ERROR: Pull request with branch does not exist on server: develop”.
I can create a workaround for this by setting the sonar.pullrequest properties.
But this results in the following error on a PR scan to the master branch: “ERROR: Pull request with branch does not exist on server: refs/heads/master”
I’ve checked the source code on github and according to this function (sonar-scanner-vsts/prepare-task.ts at master · SonarSource/sonar-scanner-vsts · GitHub) the sonar.branch.name should be filled with “develop” when I run an analysis on the develop branch.
Please help, because now I really don’t know how to fix this.