I have a project in Gitlab with the following script in the .yml file which is running on MR only
- sonar-scanner -Dsonar.host.url="$SONAR_BASE_URL" -Dsonar.login="$SONAR_LOGIN_TOKEN" -Dsonar.coverageReportPaths=sonarqube-generic-coverage.xml -Dsonar.pullrequest.key="${CI_MERGE_REQUEST_IID}" -Dsonar.pullrequest.base="${CI_MERGE_REQUEST_TARGET_BRANCH_NAME}" -Dsonar.pullrequest.branch="${CI_MERGE_REQUEST_SOURCE_BRANCH_NAME}"
when I run it, I get this warning in sonarcloud:
Pull request decoration did not happen. Property 'sonar.pullrequest.provider' was missing.
And following other threads in this community I can’t see the option of gitlab in the list of providers when I go to the settings of my project. Image attached
Any clue how I can use gitlab as provider?
Thanks in advance
Marcos
Hi @marcosmartinezfx and welcome to the community !
Just add -Dsonar.pullrequest.provider=“gitlab” , you should be good to go then.
HTH,
Mickaël
Thanks @mickaelcaro for your answer. I tried that and it didn’t work, I have this warning now:
Pull request decoration did not happen. Unable to find a Pull Request decorator for provider ‘“gitlab”’.
Ah, you may need to removed the double quotes then (as per the warning, looks like they’ve been considered as part of the provider name)
At least without double quotes I don’t see any warning, but I don’t see anything in my MR. Should I see something in the pipeline log?
@mickaelcaro any clue why I don’t see anything in my MR? Thanks in advance
Hi @marcosmartinezfx,
Apologies for delayed answer. Can you tell me if your organization is bound to GitLab?
You should see the GitLab icon next to your org name:
The same icon you should see next to your projects:
Let me know.
Best,
Marcin
Hi @Marcin_Majewski I have a mix of both, as you can see the group overview seems to be linked but not the project itself. Screenshot attached
Group overview linked
Project not linked
How do I link the project too?
Thanks in advance
Marcos Martínez
Hi @marcosmartinezfx,
Unfortunately, it is currently not possible to link the existing project. You would have to re-create it. You can do this by clicking “+” icon on top-right side of the screen and selecting existing project from the list as seen here (projects annotated with GitLab logo):
Best,
Marcin
Thanks @Marcin_Majewski I just imported a new repository and I have the icon which is good, but I ran an analysis from a MR and despite everything looks fine in sonarcloud, I don’t see the results printed in my MR
Any idea why I don’t get any feedback in my MR?
Thanks
Marcos Martínez
Hey,
Can you provide me with background task id of this analysis? You can find it in Administration → Background task. I will check it out
Best,
Marcin
Sure, this is the task ID of my last execution: AXim5Zr3lVrKDeU4Feb3
Regards
Marcos Martínez
Can you tell me what kind of permissions does your token have? It seems that your token does not have permission to post a note in the merge request.
Best,
Marcin
I’m afraid I can’t tell you because I didn’t create that token and I don’t have access to it but I’m trying to update the token to confirm if that’s the problem but I get this error when I try to update the token
Regards
Marcos Martínez
Are you creating the token as the member of the same organization that is bound in SonarCloud? Can you double-check that?
Best,
Marcin
I’m updating it here:
Is this the correct place?
Regards
Marcos Martínez
Yes, you are doing it in the right place. Sorry, I was not clear enough in my previous post.
How do you generate the token? Do you generate this token yourself? In other words: when you are logged in GitLab and generate the token, you are logged in the same way as you are logged in the SonarCloud?
Best,
Marcin
Yes, actually we are using gitlab login for sonar cloud. I see this error in the console if that helps:
Regards
Marcos Martínez
Problem has been solved in the private thread. There were two problems: token was invalid and user was not a member of the group that was imported in SonarCloud.
