Can you please share any plans to create docker image for SonarQube 7.1 or 7.4 as Developer Edition?
I would be pleased if I could use such with branch-plugin included.
Also please share any details regarding next LTS version.
We are using docker image for SQ7.1 Developer Edition. Works fine with branches. Get it from Docker Hub.
But there is no image for SQ7.4. SQ Sales contacted us whether we have would like to extend the license for one more year but could not provide any info about release plans on docker image.
You should also get the license plugin installed and one more menu option under Administration -> General, I think.
But that is all. Now we are both stuck with this version. We have bunch of updated for plugins like Java or Git but we cannot install them since we require 7.3+. Nevertheless, enjoy.
@maciej.ptak If you are still looking for a Docker image for SQ 7.4 Developer Edition, I have a Dockerfile you can use to build your own. It’s based on the last official Dockerfile from SonarSource.
@gteshome ,
I am afraid that this is the only option now…
For example, we already have an internal ticket to build docker image out of pretty much similar Dockerfile.
@gteshome, In using your Docker image (thank you!), have you tried to apply a Dev license to the image to determine if the dev edition is functional when using the image?
How can I add custom .jar files to the image, such as code scan?
gpg --batch --verify sonarqube.zip.asc sonarqube.zip
gpg: Signature made Mon Oct 29 11:41:33 2018 UTC
gpg: using RSA key CFCA4A29D26468DE
gpg: Can’t check signature: No public key
@AndrewG Yes, this works with the developer license our company has.
To add the jar, the easiest thing to do is to build your own image by getting the Dockerfile and run.sh files, put them in a directory on your computer, add a copy of the jar in the same directory and add a line like this to the Dockerfile:
@Marjo_Hartman I don’t think you’re doing anything wrong. When I have a problem at that step it’s usually because the keyserver is unreachable. Switching the keyserver as @degree recommended is the easiest solution.
That error is usually because the binary format of the executable doesn’t match the system it’s running on. How are you running the image?
The gist I have posted earlier is updated with one line: USER sonarqube. I have managed to build the image and run it at least locally. Analysis does not work without a valid license.