Cannot see Coverage Percentage on my Sonarqube Dashboard

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I am Using Sonarqube for code analysis through jenkins with Sonarqube Scanner version 4.2.0 1873.
For source Code management i am using GitLab, so in one of my repositories i created the test and coverage folder respectively where in the coverage folder i also created the lcov.info file following the Sonarqube documentation.

  • Sonarqube 7.9.1 (Open Source)
  • Jenkins for Continuous integration
  • GitLab for Source Code Management

The Languages for which i will like to get the test coverage and reports are:
-Javascript (React, ReactNative and other frameworks)

  • HTML
  • Python
  • PHP (Laravel)
  • CSS

I still get 0% coverage on my sonarqube dashboard.
What can i do to get the test coverage on my dashboard?

And i will also like to generate reports for the various languages i stated above.

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Must-share information (formatted with Markdown):

  • which versions are you using (SonarQube, Scanner, Plugin, and any relevant extension)

  • Sonarqube server: Version 7.9.1 (open source)

  • SQ Scanner (Jenkins Plugin): SonarScanner for MSBuild 4.8

  • Gitlab (Community Version)

  • Jenkins

I run project build on jenkins. I receive all metrics except gfor test coverage.

  • what are you trying to achieve
  • I want to see the test Coverage on my Sonarqube Dashboard
  • Generating reports for the test i run in each of my repository (Using the stack: Javascript, Html, css, less, scss, react, react-native and python)
  • what have you tried so far to achieve this

  • I created a Test and Coverage Folder in one of my repository and an lcov.info file in the coverage folder

  • i tried following the steps on sonarqube documentation

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Greetings,

How are you passing information about the location of the coverage reports to the scanner?

As noted in the documentation on Test Coverage & Execution, you need to provide the path to the reports via the correct analysis parameters (information in a sonar-project.properties file, or on the command line)

Colin

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Greetings,
I pass information through the sonar-project.properties file which i placed in the repository of the specified project found on a GitLab account.