Operating system: not sure(managed by corporation)
SonarLint plugin version: 6.16.0.69538
Programming language you’re coding in: c#
Is connected mode used: yes
Connected to SonarQube: Enterprise Edition Version 9.9 (build 65466)
VisualStudio version: VS 2022 Enterprise
Background
We have >100 microservices each with an own project in sonarqube. In order to get feedback asap, we need to enable engineers to run local checks before commiting new code.
We want to control the behavior centrally with the sonarqube server to support teams faster.
Issue
We have configured successfully the connect to the server.
setup is:
abc.solution with the following projects
abc
abc.Unittests
abc.Integrationtests
abc.Migrations
we now want to add new a new sonar.issue.ignore.multicriteria
→ Rule Key Pattern: csharpsquid:S1301
→ File Path Pattern: **/*Controller.cs
save the changes
we now open visual studio extension sonarlint and click on update
that adds or updated the SonarLint.xml in the main project folder (abc)
Expect
sonarlint.xml contains those rules as well
vs is not showing the excluded rules as issues
Actual
sonarlint.xml does not contains those rules
vs is showing the excluded rules as issues
Is that implemented for c# or do we need another version of the server?
Thanks duncanp for the fast reply.
Is there any option to support large (number of) teams to use the software effieciently?
The porperties file is also not working as far as I see, right?
SonarLint for Visual Studio does not use the sonar-project.properties file, no.
Your options are limited at the moment: either disable S1301 completely in the Quality Profile, or set sonar.exclusions to ignore all controllers. However, these settings would apply in both VS and to the server analysis.
Hi Matthias,
we’ve recently started to support file inclusions/exclusions and we may be able to add the multi-criteria case sometime in the future, it makes a lot of sense for SonarLint to reflect the server configuration for analysis. However, considering the other priorities we have for SonarLint, we don’t expect to work on that soon I am afraid.
