Sonarqube Setup with Jenkin

Objective- Deploy code build to Snarqube via Jenkins using Sonar-scanner plugin

 1. Add jacoco plugin to your core project pom.xml so that Junit coverage report can be analysed by Sonarqube. The snippet is given at the bottom. in this article.

2. Go to Sonarqube -> Projects -> New Project -> Enter Project Name -> Generate a login token 

3. Go to Jenkins -> Create a new Job

    a. Fill Source Code Management section

    b. Set Branches to build like */develop

   c. Set Build Triggers as "Poll SCM" with following schedule (Check for git change every 15 mins) 

       H/15 * * * *

   d. Check Delete workspace before build starts

 e. Check With Ant?

  f. In Build section, enter "pom.xml" and set goal as "clean install"

 

  g. In post step, Set 

Run only if build succeeds

 h. In "Add Post Build Step" dropdown select "Execute SonarQube Scnanner" option

 i. In the analysis property set as following:

sonar.login=yourlogin-token-from-step2-above

sonar.projectKey=your-project-name-from-step-2-above

sonar.java.binaries=core/target/classes

sonar.sources=core/src

sonar.tests=core/src/test/java

sonar.java.coveragePlugin=jacoco

sonar.coverage.jacoco.xmlReportPaths=core/target/site/jacoco/jacoco.xml

sonar.junit.reportPaths=core/target/site/jacoco/jacoco.xml

4. Once setup trigger the Jenkin job. Once build is successful, the code analysis will be sent to Sonarqube. Go to Sonarqube and check if a new project appears on your dashboard.