In the documentation, one can find the following sentence
To get valuable results when performing a pull request analysis, the target branch should have been analyzed first.
so it seems like a recommendation - not an obligation to have the target branch analyzed. And indeed I’ve projects with master only analysis + PR to different branch
What is analyzed here? I see the scanner detected properly NewLines, but the target branch - production1101xx- is unknown for SQ.
What more do I have in a “proper” project where all target branches are analyzed
I’m not sure I understand the question. Are you asking what’s “valuable” that you’re not already getting, based on this docs quote?
TBH, I believe that might be a slight mis-statement. When the target branch has been analyzed, PR analysis can use the cache from it to narrow analysis to only what was changed in the underlying branch. But without it, full analysis will have to be performed.
