Hey @Ashish_Rajput ,
I had a quick look at the scannerwork folder you provided but, unfortunately, it does not look right: Looking at it, it does not appear that the analysis that generated this folder triggered the StackOverflowError
that you saw. I would assume that:
- The local analysis was not setup completely correctly.
- Thus, no full analysis was performed and the
StackOverflow
error was not thrown.
- Thus, the folder you provided is essentially (as good as) empty.
What we would need to further investigate this issue is the folder generated by an analysis that did throw this StackOverflow
error.
The way I can tell this is because the original log posted by @vwelt contains this line:
Reading UCFGs from: D:\a\1.sonarqube\out\ucfg_cs2
It is this folder ucfg_cs2
and its contents that is the most important one. But the zip file you provided does not contain this folder.
On another note, given that you just posted this file on Friday and then asked on Monday if there are news, I assume that this issue is quite pressing for you. In this case, to help you as well and quickly as possible, I would recommend you contact our support team via the commercial support channel. 
To quote from this page:
community support
is a collaborative forum where SonarSourcers and community users post every day. It contains detailed articles and technical discussions that cover the most common usages. This is a great resource for your team to gain knowledge about our products and more generally about code quality and security.
commercial support
is a private communication channel between you and our Services team. It can be used to solve advanced issues and get the guidance you need for implementation of our products in complex corporate environments. The privacy of this channel also eases the resolution of problems that require sharing sensitive information.
Essentially, this forum is a great way for us developers to communicate with our users, share some knowledge, collect feedback, and even (when we can) look into issues that users are having to help them out. 
However, if you require expedited support for an issue and need help with things such as setting up a full analysis and/or obtain information from temporary storage in your Azure pipeline, then you are better off with our commercial support. Our support team will be happy to actively assist you with those matters. 
In the meantime, if this issue is pressing for you, I believe that the following quick&dirty workaround may help to overcome the StackOverflow
issue that you are having. In the quality profile that you use for this project, deactivate all of the following rules:
S2076
S2078
S2083
S2091
S2631
S3649
S5131
S5135
S5144
S5145
S5146
S5167
S5334
S5883
S6096
S6287
S6350
This is obviously not ideal as you are missing out on a bunch of rules, but should hopefully help as an interim solution for now. 