Connected to SonarCloud or SonarQube (and which version): SonarQube 9.5
I am working on a feature branch and manually pushed analysis results for this branch to SonarQube
SonarQube reports some issues which I have marked in the UI as resolved/won’t fix
SonarLint continues to report them - it feels like it might be reporting these issues from the master (default) branch and not the branch I am working on.
SonarLint for Visual Studio is not branch-aware like SonarLint for Eclipse, IntelliJ, and VS Code are (this is a very recent addition). We plan on adding branch awareness to SonarLint for Visual Studio in the future, but for now it will only reflect your main branch.
Thanks for the quick response.
What would current guidance for VS users be?
Would it be along the lines of:
Anything you are going to resolve in the Sonar UI, do it in the master branch and NOT your PR/feature branch?
Anything you are going to resolve in code, do it in your branch
Is that fair or is there more/less?
Also when you do add the feature, will it mean that I can resolve an issue through the Sonar UI on my feature branch and, once the branch is merged back to master, those resolutions will come with it?
I am thinking for example where you resolve something as “Won’t fix” because it is legit in this case or mark as a false positive etc.