Multiple projects for one PR

[MuhKuh (Peter)]

With one of the recent updates to Sonar Developer Edition the name of the report to GitHub PRs was changed from the name of the project to “SonarQube Code Analysis”. Since we have 2 projects on the same repo, we have no way anymore to require both reports, since they both now have the same common name.

Is there any way of overwriting this name or have the old behavior back? Or is there a way to combine the outputs of “SonarScanner” and “SonarScanner for .NET” into one report? We currently have one for C# and one for the Angular part of our project.

[Colin]

Hey @MuhKuh

What you’re describing sounds like the behavior of the Monorepo feature in SonarQube Enterprise Edition., where you can end up with checks that have different project keys.

[projectKey1] SonarQube Code Analysis
[projectKey2] SonarQube Code Analysis

As far as I know, Developer Edition only issues checks named SonarQube Code Analysis.

@MuhKuh

Or is there a way to combine the outputs of “SonarScanner” and “SonarScanner for .NET” into one report? We currently have one for C# and one for the Angular part of our project.

However, putting all of that aside, you might be happy to know that the latest versions of Scanner for .NET are much better at indexing all files in a project.

You can read more about that here:

SonarScanner for .NET 8, now with other languages auto-detection

Fellow .NET developers, I would like to announce that the SonarScanner for .NET now supports multi-language analysis, starting with version 8.0! This is one of the features you have been requesting to allow you to easily scan a whole repository containing both .NET and JS/TS projects, as well as IAC files, loose SQL etc. What this means is that you only need a single scan to analyze your entire repository, including files from all of the following languages not referenced in the solution: T…

[MuhKuh (Peter)]

@Colin

As far as I know, Developer Edition only issues checks named SonarQube Code Analysis.

But this has been changed recently. It changed for us when we updated to the latest version. Before that it was: “[Project Name] Sonarqube Results”. Now it only uses “SonarQube Code Analysis”. Although it could also be that we have some plugin that made this possible in the Developer Edition which after the update stopped working.

Anyway, I will try to reconfigure everything to use the .net scanner, then I won’t have the issue with multiple reports. Thanks for the link!