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feat(sonarqube): add recipe #595

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@YaMoef YaMoef commented Oct 11, 2024

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Added new recipe: SonarQube

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haven't tested, but looks good to me

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@YaMoef - looks like the CI run is failing. Most likely due to formatting changes that show up as modified files. Please run the commands locally and fix them before this PR can be approved and merged.

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YaMoef commented Oct 19, 2024

@YaMoef - looks like the CI run is failing. Most likely due to formatting changes that show up as modified files. Please run the commands locally and fix them before this PR can be approved and merged.

I ran the formatting commands, but I get locally issues with a version bump, is that ok? Or do I need to bump the version?

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I ran the formatting commands, but I get locally issues with a version bump, is that ok? Or do I need to bump the version?

you can run the git commit command by bypassing the precommit checks with the -n switch. with this you can bypass the check for version bump.

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YaMoef commented Oct 19, 2024

I ran the formatting commands, but I get locally issues with a version bump, is that ok? Or do I need to bump the version?

you can run the git commit command by bypassing the precommit checks with the -n switch. with this you can bypass the check for version bump.

Perfect, this is what I did when I committed. The PR is good to go on my end :)

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@YaMoef - it is always a good idea to rebase from the latest version of the parent branch (main in this case) so that all of us can be assured that your changes will pass the CI tests on top of the latest so that when merged, the build will remain green. I have rebased now, but in the future (at least if contributing to Ferdium's repos), please ensure that your PR is rebased.

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LGTM

@vraravam vraravam merged commit 62ed534 into ferdium:main Oct 19, 2024
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