which versions are you using (SonarQube, Scanner, Plugin, and any relevant extension)
what are you trying to achieve
what have you tried so far to achieve this
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SonarQube Version - 8.9 LTS.
JAVA - JDK 17
os- Windows server
Azure DevOps - Azure DevOps server 2019.
I tried ALM integration of Azure devops server in Sonarqube server. I have provided proper URL and PAT tokens with different permissions, but still it is throwing error as invalid url and PAT.
I had checked IIS basic authentication in azure DevOps server, it has been off mode.
Could you please help me on this.
Java 17 isn’t supported for SonarQube 8.9. It may be irrelevant to your issue, but it would be best to downgrade to a supported version.
If you’re certain the values you’ve provided are correct, then you should talk to your network folks. Is there something “helpful” in between interfering with communication between SonarQube and ADOServer?
No, it’s not mandatory, but may be required by your organization’s security policies. For instance, you’ll need a proxy if you want to serve SonarQube via https; that’s not native.
are there any port required to open between SonarQube and azure DevOps server except 443.
And SonarQube and azure DevOps server both are pinging each other.
But still, I am getting same error as invalid azure URL and Personal Access token.
could you please help me out.
Again, you’ll need to talk to your network folks. SonarQube must be able to talk to ADo and at least with some DevOps Platforms, the communication must be 2-way.