which versions are you using (SonarQube Server / Community Build, Scanner, Plugin, and any relevant extension)
how is SonarQube deployed: zip, Docker, Helm
what are you trying to achieve
what have you tried so far to achieve this
Using SonarQube Server Developer Edition
v2025.1.1 (104738), I’m trying to analyse a code base of Objective C and Swift, using build-wrapper as follows :
But no files are analysed. My problem seems to be similar to the one described here :
As I obviously don’t have access to your Jira, I can’t tell if the ticket mentioned in the replies is still current. Any suggestions on how to proceed ?
That Jira project was supposed to be public. We’re chasing down what happened internally!
In the meantime – yes, that ticket is still open. The workaround documented in the ticket is as follows:
Workarounds
Use the JSON Compilation Database:
* To generate a Compilation Database use Clang compiler feature to generate partial compilation database files and aggregate them. You need to set -gen-cdb-fragment-path on OTHER_CFLAGS of xcodebuild command line:
# add to your xcodebuild command: OTHER_CFLAGS="\$(inherited) -gen-cdb-fragment-path \$(PROJECT_DIR)/CompilationDatabase"
xcodebuild clean build arg1 .. argN OTHER_CFLAGS="\$(inherited) -gen-cdb-fragment-path \$(PROJECT_DIR)/CompilationDatabase"
pushd CompilationDatabase
sed -e '1s/^/[\'$'\n''/' -e '$s/,$/\'$'\n'']/' *.json > ../compile_commands.json
popd
Then properly set the sonar.cfamily.compile-commands property to point to the generated compile_commands.json.
Or disable SIP.
Take note that using SonarQube Server v2025.1, you can take advantage of C/C++ AutoConfig and stop using the build wrapper entirely, if it’s inconvenient.