Unable to scan multi language projects

[Colin]

Hey there.

Searching is your friend! Take a look at threads like these:

How to add analysis of JavaScript files to a multimodule Java project?

You are my true hero today! Many thanks. All it took to have a unified analysis was indeed to add this property to the POM file of portal-frontend: <sonar.sources>app</sonar.sources>. I took this opportunity to also add <sonar.skip>true</sonar.skip> as a property of those modules that do not contain source code (e.g. packaging modules), so that things would be more sensible.

Analysis JavaScript and Java in one project

Hello @Jave-Chen, welcome to the community forum! It is certainly possible to analyse both Java and Javascript code with the Maven scanner. In your case adding <properties> <sonar.sources>src/js</sonar.sources> </properties> to the dolphinscheduler-ui/pom.xml should make the the analyser detect your Javascript files as well. Hope that helps, Tom

Sonarqube parameters for multimodule, multilanguage Maven project

Thanks! I wouldn’t reccomend doing that in this case – as it will apply to all modules (and that’s why you’re getting the funky paths). If you have a pom.xml for the /frontend/ directory (I think when you say They are declared in the root pom.xml that means yes), you can adjust sonar.sources specifically for that module. <properties> <sonar.sources>component</sonar.sources> </properties>