hello there 
lately i was asked to look into a sonarlint failure. Dev was using sonarlint in intellij.
After having enabled the verbose logging options i was sent a stacktrace which i will not copy here (because for my current question the causing failure is of no importance)
My interpretation of the stacktrace made me ponder if maybe the sq-server APIs might be more evolved than the sonarlint client libraries API (e.g. the server got updated to a newer version, but the client did not get updated)
So that brings me to the more abstract question(s):
- does a table or smth like that already exist somewhere, that displays the minimum needed sonarlint-plugin-version needed to talk to a sq-server of a specific version?
-
(and: if “no, sry, dont have that”) Would you be open to creating such a list/table? (or api response?
) -
(and: if “no, sry, not gonna do that”) why is creating such a table not a choice to take?
So smth like this for commercial versioning-scheme:
| SQ-Server | intellij-sonarlint | eclipse-sonarlint | vscode-sonarlint |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025.3 | >= 123.4 | >=12.34 | >=1.234 |
| 2025.2 | >= 123.3 | >=12.33 | >=1.233 |
cheers
Daniel
P.S.: Maybe that all is unnecessary, because - out of precaution - sonarlint already yells into the logs when it finds that the server is “too new” to be understandable?