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Saija Grzegorek
I want to create a version on a specific scan, the latest scan, and have it persist on that scan. I have a project where I created a version using the Sonarqube UI on the latest scan. On the next run of Sonarscan a new scan appears in the activity but the version I created that was on the previous scan now exists on the latest scan. The version name can be edited, but the version can not be deleted. Here are two sequential pictures showing what I mean. The only difference in these two pictures is Sonarscan ran on the project. I did not move the version myself. What am I doing wrong?
On November 19, 2020, 2:59 PM, I had the dont change me version snapshot, but at 3:00 PM the version continued forward. I then clicked on the gear icon on the 2:59 PM snapshot and manually added My First Version version label and created a custom event called 3rd scan. On the next 2 subsequent scans, the dont change me version label advanced for each snapshot.
Apologies for this delayed answer. I see your problem now: the sonar.projectVersion is being used as a mark for confirming quality gate passing but subsequent scans are not setting it for the one you want.
You should not interact with this screen otherwise if you ensure that project version is defined by each Sonar scan, which can easily be done with sonar-project.properties or at the sonar-scanner command line or the like.
To get to that option, go to the project dashboard > Project Settings > New Code. Then click on the gear icon on the far right-hand side of the branch of interest. Click Edit. Then select which method of analysis for New Code Period you want.
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[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.sonarsource.scanner.maven:sonar-maven-plugin:3.0.2:sonar (default-cli) on project hema-full-project: Unable to execute SonarQube: Fail to download libraries from server: Index 1 out of bounds for length 1 -> [Help 1]
I learned that the target sonar:sonar is part of maven and resolves automatically
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So when I run this command from the bamboo server directly it ends ANALYSIS SUCCESSFUL;
I've just built a new PC and want to install legacy plugins, starting with 8.5, before installing CbB. I believe I have all the correct files. Here's a link to screenshots of the install file folder and the error message.
I've also used the "can't locate the required version" in both Cakewalk Forum and Google searches with no luck. So maybe this is new. My new PC is Windows 11, don't have it listed in my signature yet.
SONAR 8.5 was the first version to have a downloadable installer, however; unlike all other downloadable installers provided by Cakewalk, this one required SONAR 8 be installed prior to running the update. This was done to reduce the size of the installer.
I have the SONAR 8, 4 DVD box set. So I can install that. All I want are 64 bit plugins that aren't available on later versions. It looks like the only one that was dropped after 8.5 is the Lexicon Pantheon Reverb. Looks like I can get it on 8.0 and don't need to install 8.5. Hopefully it has an advanced install option.
Provide screenshots of your release profile, including tags and the series / episode history including tags and provide the logs that the forum template notes are needed of sonarr ignoring the release profile
Here are some screenshots, it mostly happens with Halo atm, but did some other series as well before.
I got this set up the same as Radarr, and that ones works fine, no movies with DV in it.
When i search manual, he also gives no rejection reason about this, Radarr does.
The other download i did manual this afternoon.
Your release profile is only applied to an Indexer named OMG as mentioned earlier. it will not apply to any other indexer including omg (prowlarr) which is where your search results are from. Everything is working exactly as you have configured it.
Unfortunately this means that to make a release, I'd have to bump the version in that file, instead of just doing a git tag, and I didn't really want to do that, and as there is no other way of tracking the version, I wanted to look at an alternative.
Notice that this uses the CI_COMMIT_TAG, which is only set on tags, so we can make sure that the tag builds set quality scans for that specific version, and otherwise the latest is used for any other references.
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