Hi Everyone
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I have no active rules in my built-in quality profile for C++. When I copy/extend the built-in one and try and activate more rules there are none to select (as in the image below).
Do I need to import or activate them somewhere?
Thanks
@mpaladin are you able to help with this question?
Greetings,
What plugins are installed on your SonarQube server (what is the content of your $SONARQUBE_HOME/extensions/plugins directory?
Also, directly tagging individuals on this forum is a big 
. Feel free to bump your topic after a few days, but everybody who volunteers to contribute to this community forum also has their day job to get done. 
Colin
Apologies Colin - Massimo had been helping me on another thread and I’d created another thread as the topic had changed - I was trying to check he’d seen the new thread I’d created, but I won’t tag again.
In answer to your question:
Hey Lee,
Thanks for the context! Maybe I’m a little too quick to give a slap on the wrist. 
Nothing looks suspect in your plugin directory (just wanted to make sure there were no “unknown” plugins that could be contributing C/C++ rules or messing with existing stuff).
Do you mind sharing a screenshot of your Quality Profiles page (where you see the built-in quality profile has 0 rules)? I just want to make sure I understand what you’re seeing.
Colin
Quality Profile C++ built-in (notice zero active or inactive rules
When I create my own quality profile and try to activate more C++ rules I see this:
If I click on clear all filters I see this (notice no C++ rules at all).
If I start to search for a language in the search box, then the string C++ is there, but with no rules:
Is that the images you wanted?
Something is definitely fishy here, and my Elasticsearch senses are tingling.
Can I recommend that you try the following (this will result in some downtime)
SonarQube data will be reindexed – this often solves discrepancies like what you’re observing.
Ah, thanks - that seems to have fixed it!
Is there anything that isn’t fixed by deleting that es6 folder!
I ask myself that everyday.
Glad it’s sorted for you!
