Add SonarQube to CI

[h-chlor]

Using the SonarQube as tool for aggregation of all issues, bugs, vulnerabilities, coverage reports. GitHub CI should run all tests and necessary scripts automatically and add summary reports as a new comment of source PR.

An UML draft of this solution is here.

Now we are trying to cover Python and Java connectors only. But in the future this logic can be expanded for other languages and project components/modules.

The following files were updated for testing of issues and changes detections. Please ignore these because they will be reverted before merging of this PR.

• airbyte-integrations/connectors/destination-mongodb/*
• airbyte-integrations/connectors/source-airtable/*
• airbyte-integrations/connectors/source-github/*

You can see examples of generated reports into comments of this PR. This report is generated by our script and we can edit and format its template anytime if needed

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[sherifnada]

@h-chlor could you add an .md file to the docs under contributing to airbyte section explaining at a high level how sonarQube is integrated? e.g: where is it hosted, how is it run/triggered, etc... basically if you were onboarding someone into how to use sonarqube, what info do they need to know to become effective at working with it?

[antixar]

@h-chlor could you add an .md file to the docs under contributing to airbyte section explaining at a high level how sonarQube is integrated? e.g: where is it hosted, how is it run/triggered, etc... basically if you were onboarding someone into how to use sonarqube, what info do they need to know to become effective at working with it?

Hi @sherifnada , @h-chlor had initialised this PR only and I finished it. DevOps team prepared a similar doc
About docs did you validate my UML diagram ? I didn't write some official documentation because I added several parts of this solution myself and I'm not sure to their are relevant and useful. I'm gonna add docs after approval of Airbyte team only.

[sherifnada]

@antixar indeed, the UML diagram is great! I think it's worth screenshotting + leaving a link to the whimsical in an .md doc in the repo itself, just to have a clear entrypoint for people. Also adding any links to relevant files/entrypoints etc..

I wasn't able to look at the code in details, but I think having something like this is a great insurance policy to help people make modifications to the code in the future

[sherifnada]

Docs look great! Excited to have it in the repo. Just a few comments then feel free to merge.

[antixar]

Follow-up issues:
Java coverage
CDK + SAT detection