percentage of duplicated lines on new code is greater than 3.the coverage on new code is less than 80%.The default configuration for SonarQube way flags the code as failed if: By default, SonarQube way came preinstalled with the server. If we rerun the analysis, on the same project, the overview tab of the project dashboard will show results for the leak period:įrom the web interface, the Quality Gates tab is where we can access all the defined quality gates. This is the period between two analyses/versions of the project.
This brings us to a particular term – Leakage Period. This approach is comparable to fixing the water leakage from the source. If we can prevent new issues arising, over time, we'll eliminate all issues. The conditions set in the Quality Gate still affect unmodified code segments. The Quality Gate facilitates setting up rules for validating every new code added to the codebase on subsequent analysis. It answers one question: can I push my code to production in its current state or not?Įnsuring code quality of “new” code while fixing existing ones is one good way to maintain a good codebase over time. SonarQube Quality GateĪ Quality Gate is a set of conditions the project must meet before it can qualify for production release. So how can one know if the codebase is healthy enough for deployment into production? That's what Quality Gate is for. The issue tab comes with sophisticated filters to the left. Clicking on the issue itself will show more detail about the issue. The issues tab always display the category, severity level, tag(s), and the calculated effort (regarding time) it will take to rectify an issue.įrom the issues tab, it's possible to assign an issue to another user, comment on it, and change its severity level. Though there is a global Issues tab, the Issues tab on the project dashboard display issues specific to the project concerned alone: We can see the project code, activity and perform administration tasks from the project dashboard – each available on a separate tab. Just in front of the project name is an icon that displays the Quality Gate status – passed (green) or failed (red).Ĭlicking on the project name will take us to a dedicated dashboard where we can explore issues particular to the project in greater detail. Moreover, issues can have one of five different severity levels: blocker, critical, major, minor and info.
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