This is a developer documentation. If you want to analyze source code in SonarQube read the analysis of Go documentation.
We use the native Go parser to parse the Go language.
To provide feedback (request a feature, report a bug, etc.) use the SonarQube Community Forum. Please do not forget to specify the language, plugin version, and SonarQube version.
If you are on Windows, read the sonar-go-to-slang/README.md instructions.
Build and run Unit Tests:
./gradlew build
By default, Integration Tests (ITs) are skipped during builds. If you want to run them, you need first to retrieve the related projects which are used as input:
git submodule update --init its/sources
Then build and run the Integration Tests using the its property:
./gradlew build -Pits --info --no-daemon
You can also build and run only Ruling Tests using the ruling property:
./gradlew build -Pruling --info --no-daemon
License headers are automatically updated by the spotless plugin but only for Java files.
Furthermore, there are files such as package-info.java and module-info.java that spotless ignores.
Also the Go source files are not handled. For those files use a manual script like below to update the license:
find . -type f -name "*.go" -exec sed -i '' 's/2018-2023/2018-2024/' "{}" \;
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SonarQube analyzers released after November 29, 2024, including patch fixes for prior versions, are published under the Sonar Source-Available License Version 1 (SSALv1).
See individual files for details that specify the license applicable to each file. Files subject to the SSALv1 will be noted in their headers.