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Language: Java(Spring Boot)
SonarQube Cloud badge exists, but no access to project configuration
Steps to reproduce - running SonarQube by GitHub Actions, running SonarQube locally ./gradlew build sonar
Hello,
I’ve a few days ago added my first project to my SonarQube account. This is a GitHub repo. After that, it was available, I could check reports, and finally, I created a token and configured GitHub Actions to trigger a SonarQube check. Yesterday, I tried to run SonarQube check from GitHub action and finally locally from my SpringBoot project, and it failed.
I checked my SonarQube account and cannot find the project. So I tried to add this project/repository again, but got a response that the project exists and cannot be added.
Where did you look? The UI will default you to “My Projects”, but unless you’ve explicitly marked the project a favorite, it won’t show up there.
Try going to your user avatar at the top-right. Under that you should find your list of organizations. Navigate to your org, and you should land on the org’s full list of projects.
I checked that place there is no such project which I created initially. The only way that allows me to access some components are badges, which I added to one of my projects. From the badge link, I can check the last results, but it doesn’t change that I have no access to this project’s settings. I cannot even run another Sonar check. It is not working from IntelliJ for example, via CLI with Gradle or from GitHub Action directly from the repository.
It looks like it’s some ghost project.
Is it possible to clean completely Sonar account something like a factory reset for hardware?
I was trying to delete my account and create a new one, but there still was my old configuration.
It sounds like you need to get an organizational admin to (re)grant you permissions to the project, or delete it for you. If you’re on an Enterprise plan, there’s a Projects Management page available to your admins that shows all projects. If not, they’ll have to use the APIs directly.