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That's it! Now you can go to the main page of "Projects" to find your newly added project. There you will be able to configure the analysis. More on this here.

By default, any newly created project will be considered "Public". It means every SonarQube user, authenticated or not, will be able to:

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After the project has been created you need to assign the source code of the project that you want to analyse to SonarQube. As SonarQube is flexible to analyse projects this can be done in a variety of ways:

Source code only

MANUAL: Adding Source Code Directly to a SonarQube project

Using Gitlab CI

MANUAL: Continuous Integration Setup with GitLab CI and SonarQube

Using a Continuous Integration tool (Bitbucket, ...)

MANUAL: Bitbucket and SonarQube

Getting help

• For more details we recommend to visit the user documentation provided by SonarQube
• WP9 T2 provides the dedicated Slack channel #sonarqube-code-review to help users with any issues they may face