SonarLint is not showing all Sonarqube rules in Eclipse IDE

[harikrishn...@gmail.com]

Hi all,

IDE : Eclipse
Plugin : SonarLint 3.2
Server : SonarQube 6.3

When I connect the sonarlint with sonarqube server, some of  the issues based on certain rules in sonarqube server are not shown in the Eclipse IDE.
Is there any way to make  all the rules in the sonarqube server to reflect in the sonarlint?

Thanks,
Hari Krishna

[Julien HENRY]

Hi Hari,

Can you give some example of such missing rules key? Like squid:xxxx.

Note that only the rules of SonarSource analyzers are executed by SonarLint. Rules coming from third-party plugins are not supported.

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[sfm...@gmail.com]

Julien, 

We are seeing the same issue.  It seems that some informational level messages are not shown locally. For example, the following issue is reported on the server but not locally:

Add public modifier to a method in an Interface class then SONAR does not report it as an issue locally, but raises info level issue on sonar server.

Thanks,

Steve

[Julien HENRY]

Hi Steve,

The issue is closed as fixed, so this is expected to not see it in SonarLint. Also check that the rule come from SonarJava and not from a third party plugin (or give me the rule key).

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[sfm...@gmail.com]

OK, It looks like SONARLint is not showing this issue because this is a PMD issue.  I did not realize that SONARLint does not evaluate using any of the third party plugins  (PMD, Findbugs, OWASP and Checkstyle).  

We were hoping this was not the case because we had asked developers to make sure they have no SONAR issues before committing to the repository. We force a build break if SONAR issues are found. Developers may now be the cause of a build break even though SONARLint showed no issues in their local environment.  They do not have a way to know before committing. This did not seem to be an issue with the previous SONARQube Eclipse plugin we were using last year.  

It would be nice to have an option to run these third party plugins, even though it may add to the analysis time, but I guess we will have to live with it for now.

Thanks,

Steve

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[hp200...@gmail.com]

Actually those rules are from third party plugin julien, and so far we found no issues with sonar rules if found will report it.
Thanks,
Hari Krishna

[jordan....@gmail.com]

Hi,

I have a comparable issue on PhpStorm, I enabled binding to a remote SonarQube server and correctly see the projects.

Everything seems to be OK for PHP but not for TypeScript.

I use the "Sonar way recommended" quality profile for TypeScript but on PhpStorm the issues are missing :

- typescript:S113 : file should end with a new line

- typescript:S1440 : == should be ===

- typescript:S3512 : Template strings should be used instead of concatenation

Any clue to solve this ?

Thank you

Jordan

[Julien HENRY]

Hi Jordan,

Typescript is not supported by SonarLint currently.

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[aninha...@gmail.com]

Hi Julien,

My code violates the rule squid:S2333. However, the violation is not shown by executing SonarLint. The violation is only shown in the SonarQube server.
Any suggestion what it could be?

Thanks in advance.

Em segunda-feira, 6 de novembro de 2017 04:31:42 UTC-3, Julien HENRY escreveu:

Hi Hari,

Can you give some example of such missing rules key? Like squid:xxxx.

Note that only the rules of SonarSource analyzers are executed by SonarLint. Rules coming from third-party plugins are not supported.

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Julien Henry | SonarSource

Developer

https://sonarsource.com

2017-11-02 11:57 GMT+01:00 <harikrishn...@gmail.com>:

Hi all,

IDE : Eclipse
Plugin : SonarLint 3.2
Server : SonarQube 6.3

When I connect the sonarlint with sonarqube server, some of  the issues based on certain rules in sonarqube server are not shown in the Eclipse IDE.
Is there any way to make  all the rules in the sonarqube server to reflect in the sonarlint?

Thanks,
Hari Krishna

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[Duarte Meneses]

Hi,

That rule should be picked up by SonarLint.

Are you using the connected mode in SonarLint, and is your project in the IDE bound to the correct project in SonarQube?

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Are you using SonarLint in your IDE?

[Ana Paula Carvalho]

Hi Duarte,

I've already checked the project key and the project is linked with SonarQube server (I've already used the option "Update all project bindings".

Thanks,

Ana

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[Ana Paula Carvalho]

Hi all,

This rule is not enabled in quality profile Sonar way. If I enable the rule, the violation is shown in SonarLint.

However, the project is using a custom quality profile. I've tried setting this custom profile as default, but it is not working.

I've also setted my preferences in org.sonarlint.eclipse.core.prefs, but it is not working too.

autoEnabled=true
eclipse.preferences.version=1
extraProperties=sonar.profile=Custom
moduleKey=myprojectkey
serverId=myprojectserver

Any idea?

Thanks.

On 17 November 2017 at 10:51, Ana Paula Carvalho <aninha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Duarte,

I've already checked the project key and the project is linked with SonarQube server (I've already used the option "Update all project bindings".

Thanks,

Ana

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[duarte.meneses]

Hi Ana,

If you open the SonarLint console and enable verbose logs, when analyzing a file, you should see which project in SonarQube the project in the IDE is bound to:

SonarLint analysis of file /sonar-csharp-plugin/src/main/java/org/sonar/plugins/csharp/CSharpSensor.java...
Connected mode (using configuration of 'org.sonarsource.dotnet:sonar-csharp-plugin' in server 'xxx')
Starting analysis with configuration:

It will also list the quality profiles that are being used for each language. These should be the quality profiles assigned in SonarQube to the project key listed above. 

Quality profiles:
  * c: c-sonarsource-xxx (161 rules)
  * java: java-default-with-xxx-27339 (352 rules)

Could you please have a look to see if you get any clues about what's wrong?

On Friday, 17 November 2017 15:49:45 UTC+1, Ana Paula Carvalho wrote:

Hi all,

This rule is not enabled in quality profile Sonar way. If I enable the rule, the violation is shown in SonarLint.

However, the project is using a custom quality profile. I've tried setting this custom profile as default, but it is not working.

I've also setted my preferences in org.sonarlint.eclipse.core.prefs, but it is not working too.

autoEnabled=true
eclipse.preferences.version=1
extraProperties=sonar.profile=Custom
moduleKey=myprojectkey
serverId=myprojectserver

Any idea?

Thanks.

On 17 November 2017 at 10:51, Ana Paula Carvalho <aninha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Duarte,

I've already checked the project key and the project is linked with SonarQube server (I've already used the option "Update all project bindings".

Thanks,

Ana

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[Ana Paula Carvalho]

Hi Duarte,

With your help, I've found the SonarLint console and enabled verbose logs and analysis logs.

The project in the Eclipse is bound to the project in SonarQube correctly, but the quality profiles are not shown in the Console.

Also, the project is analysing JavaScript files that I had already added in the exclusion files, both in the SonarQube server and in the Eclipse properties.

Thanks a lot,

Ana


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Hi Ana,

If you open the SonarLint console and enable verbose logs, when analyzing a file, you should see which project in SonarQube the project in the IDE is bound to:

SonarLint analysis of file /sonar-csharp-plugin/src/main/java/org/sonar/plugins/csharp/CSharpSensor.java...
Connected mode (using configuration of 'org.sonarsource.dotnet:sonar-csharp-plugin' in server 'xxx')
Starting analysis with configuration:

It will also list the quality profiles that are being used for each language. These should be the quality profiles assigned in SonarQube to the project key listed above. 

Quality profiles:
  * c: c-sonarsource-xxx (161 rules)
  * java: java-default-with-xxx-27339 (352 rules)

Could you please have a look to see if you get any clues about what's wrong?

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[Ana Paula Carvalho]

Hi Duarte,

Just to let you know, I use Eclipse Oxygen.1 Release (4.7.1) and SonarLint 3.2.0.201706271328.

Ana

On 21 November 2017 at 09:09, Ana Paula Carvalho <aninha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Duarte,

With your help, I've found the SonarLint console and enabled verbose logs and analysis logs.

The project in the Eclipse is bound to the project in SonarQube correctly, but the quality profiles are not shown in the Console.

Also, the project is analysing JavaScript files that I had already added in the exclusion files, both in the SonarQube server and in the Eclipse properties.

Thanks a lot,

Ana


​





​

Hi Ana,

If you open the SonarLint console and enable verbose logs, when analyzing a file, you should see which project in SonarQube the project in the IDE is bound to:

SonarLint analysis of file /sonar-csharp-plugin/src/main/java/org/sonar/plugins/csharp/CSharpSensor.java...
Connected mode (using configuration of 'org.sonarsource.dotnet:sonar-csharp-plugin' in server 'xxx')
Starting analysis with configuration:

It will also list the quality profiles that are being used for each language. These should be the quality profiles assigned in SonarQube to the project key listed above. 

Quality profiles:
  * c: c-sonarsource-xxx (161 rules)
  * java: java-default-with-xxx-27339 (352 rules)

Could you please have a look to see if you get any clues about what's wrong?

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[ronnand...@gmail.com]

Hi Julien,

Will it be possible for thirdparty plugin rules to be supported?

Ronn

On Monday, November 6, 2017 at 6:31:42 PM UTC+11, Julien HENRY wrote:

Hi Hari,

Can you give some example of such missing rules key? Like squid:xxxx.

Note that only the rules of SonarSource analyzers are executed by SonarLint. Rules coming from third-party plugins are not supported.

++

Julien Henry | SonarSource

Developer

https://sonarsource.com

2017-11-02 11:57 GMT+01:00 <harikrishn...@gmail.com>:

Hi all,

IDE : Eclipse
Plugin : SonarLint 3.2
Server : SonarQube 6.3

When I connect the sonarlint with sonarqube server, some of  the issues based on certain rules in sonarqube server are not shown in the Eclipse IDE.
Is there any way to make  all the rules in the sonarqube server to reflect in the sonarlint?

Thanks,
Hari Krishna

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[Ana Paula Carvalho]

Hi Duarte,

Thanks for your answer. SonarLint is now working as expected. I think network instability was causing problems when acessing the SonarQube Server.

Ana

On 29 November 2017 at 05:44, Duarte Meneses <duarte....@sonarsource.com> wrote:

Hi Ana,

Sorry for the late reply.

It looks like the option "Analysis logs" in the console was disabled - it's missing the analysis logs, including the listing of quality profiles.

On 21 November 2017 at 15:44, Ana Paula Carvalho <aninha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Duarte,

Just to let you know, I use Eclipse Oxygen.1 Release (4.7.1) and SonarLint 3.2.0.201706271328.

Ana

On 21 November 2017 at 09:09, Ana Paula Carvalho <aninha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Duarte,

With your help, I've found the SonarLint console and enabled verbose logs and analysis logs.

The project in the Eclipse is bound to the project in SonarQube correctly, but the quality profiles are not shown in the Console.

Also, the project is analysing JavaScript files that I had already added in the exclusion files, both in the SonarQube server and in the Eclipse properties.

Thanks a lot,

Ana


​





​

Hi Ana,

If you open the SonarLint console and enable verbose logs, when analyzing a file, you should see which project in SonarQube the project in the IDE is bound to:

SonarLint analysis of file /sonar-csharp-plugin/src/main/java/org/sonar/plugins/csharp/CSharpSensor.java...
Connected mode (using configuration of 'org.sonarsource.dotnet:sonar-csharp-plugin' in server 'xxx')
Starting analysis with configuration:

It will also list the quality profiles that are being used for each language. These should be the quality profiles assigned in SonarQube to the project key listed above. 

Quality profiles:
  * c: c-sonarsource-xxx (161 rules)
  * java: java-default-with-xxx-27339 (352 rules)

Could you please have a look to see if you get any clues about what's wrong?

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[Duarte Meneses]

Hi Ana,

Sorry for the late reply.

It looks like the option "Analysis logs" in the console was disabled - it's missing the analysis logs, including the listing of quality profiles.

On 21 November 2017 at 15:44, Ana Paula Carvalho <aninha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Duarte,

Just to let you know, I use Eclipse Oxygen.1 Release (4.7.1) and SonarLint 3.2.0.201706271328.

Ana

On 21 November 2017 at 09:09, Ana Paula Carvalho <aninha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Duarte,

With your help, I've found the SonarLint console and enabled verbose logs and analysis logs.

The project in the Eclipse is bound to the project in SonarQube correctly, but the quality profiles are not shown in the Console.

Also, the project is analysing JavaScript files that I had already added in the exclusion files, both in the SonarQube server and in the Eclipse properties.

Thanks a lot,

Ana


​





​

Hi Ana,

If you open the SonarLint console and enable verbose logs, when analyzing a file, you should see which project in SonarQube the project in the IDE is bound to:

SonarLint analysis of file /sonar-csharp-plugin/src/main/java/org/sonar/plugins/csharp/CSharpSensor.java...
Connected mode (using configuration of 'org.sonarsource.dotnet:sonar-csharp-plugin' in server 'xxx')
Starting analysis with configuration:

It will also list the quality profiles that are being used for each language. These should be the quality profiles assigned in SonarQube to the project key listed above. 

Quality profiles:
  * c: c-sonarsource-xxx (161 rules)
  * java: java-default-with-xxx-27339 (352 rules)

Could you please have a look to see if you get any clues about what's wrong?

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Ana Carvalho