Please provide
- Operating system: Windows 11 Pro
- SonarQube for IntelliJ plugin version: 10.19.0.80823
- IntelliJ version: WebStorm 2024.3.5
- Programming language you’re coding in: TypeScript
- Is connected mode used:No
- SonarQube Cloud, SonarQube Server, or SonarQube Community Build? (if one of the latter two, which version?):
And a thorough description of the problem / question: Last version does not recognize issues. Manually reveverted to previous version 10.18.0.80657 and switched off auto updates.
Hey, @garabedian, thanks for reaching out to us about this.
That’s definitely strange. Have you noticed something wrong with the Node.js path in the SonarQube for IDE settings? In the latest version, if no path is set, we automatically use the one set in the WebStorm settings.
Could it be that you use a remote Node.js such as WSL or in a container?
Normally, if the Node.js path is invalid, we fall back to the autodetected Node.js by SonarQube for IDE, which is the behavior in version 10.18.
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Hi Nicolas,
I use local Node.js version and it is in its default directory in Program files.
Starting SonarQube analysis, status bar indicator shows it is working but no issues are detected. I shall continue using previous version, which OK for now.
I would appreciate it if you could provide the full SonarQube for IDE logs, so we can investigate what is happening.
Executed following debugging steps (I will not have time for further investigation and shall downgrade to the old version).
- Run WebStorm with the old version. Works OK.
- Agreed to update and restarted at prompt.
- Got the error message.
- Manually installed SonarQube for IDE from marketplace.
- Checked settings for node.js path : C:\Program Files\nodejs
- Added node.exe to C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.exe
- Manual check is OK.
- Restarted WebStorm.
- Log error again:
[2025-03-22T11:16:56.925] [sonarlint-analysis-engine] ERROR org.sonar.plugins.javascript.nodejs.NodeCommandBuilderImpl - Provided Node.js executable file does not exist. Property ‘sonar.nodejs.executable’ was set to ‘C:\Program Files\nodejs\node’
[2025-03-22T11:16:56.926] [sonarlint-analysis-engine] ERROR org.sonar.plugins.javascript.analysis.AbstractBridgeSensor - Provided Node.js executable file does not exist.
- Nothing detected, although the path is already correct (checked in settings).
- Only manual analysis trigger works.
Thank you for the additional information you provided. We introduced an issue on release 10.19 where the path would miss the .exe on Windows when this is automatically retrieved from the IDE settings. We fixed this, and it will be included in our next release next week. Thank you for your patience!
Awesome, thank you for letting us know!
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