Gerndarme command line parameters via Sonar

[bto...@me.com]

Hello.  First post in this group. looks like it hasn't been used in a while, but i'm hoping to get some help!

Tried many many different ways to do this, but it doesn't appear to work.

I am trying to add a command line parameter to the Gendarme exectution that runs during my Sonar run.

i am triggering Sonar from Team City, and i have a few command line parameters for that process (like -Dsonar.assemblies, etc)

I am trying to find a way to pass a parameter to the Gendarme process.   I want to add the 'ignore' parameter

tried stuff like:  -Dsonar.gendarme.ignore=xxx  and many variations of that.  

Any advice?

Thanks

Brett

[Alexandre Victoor]

Hello Brett

I guess the best place to ask this question would rather be sonar user mailing list.

There is no 'sonar.gendarme.ignore' option, however you can:

- run gendarme on your own, before sonar analysis, and use the xml generated report with sonar using the reuse report option

- use sonar plugin "switch off". This plugins allows to remove violations at the end of the analysis. It works fine unless you want to use gendarme ignore option in order to avoid rules failures.

Hope it helps

Alex

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[bto...@me.com]

Thanks for your help and fast response!

That method worked (running Gendarme first, and passing the results to Sonar) but we ended up using a different, and perhaps just as good solution.

I was granted admin rights to our SQ server, and created a custom rules set for this project, so that the offending rule is ignored.  Only problem is that: using Gendarme on it's own, I was able to ignore just the one method that was throwing the exception.  Now, that rule is ignored for all classes.  No big deal (apparently) so I'm happy.

Cheers