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• On-demand:
  • The provided software may be a locally stored source code.
  • Code is stored in a Git, Bitbucket or SVN source code repository (including GÉA​NT Gitlab and Bitbucket) and code used by a build management system such as Maven, Gradle, MSBuild or makefile.
• Continuous inspections The recommended scenario: continuous inspection within a continuous integration and deployment integration (DevOps) lifecycle managed by a GÉA​NT tool such as GÉA​NT as:
  • GitLab (GitLab info)
  ,
  • Bamboo
  , Jenkins
  •  (
  Jenkins
  • Bamboo info)
  , (details in
  • Bitbucket (Bitbucket info)
  • Jenkins (Jenkins info)
  MANUAL: Adding Software Projects to SonarQube [DRAFT], MANUAL: Continuous Integration Setup with GitLab, Jenkins and SonarQube (Community Edition)). This is the recommended scenario.

The dashboard incorporates various gauges, grading scales, views, and reports and allows drilling into individual statistics to see exactly why things are flagged up to the causing line of code. This line is displayed with the corresponding issue and suggestion, but also the issue type, severity, status, and time when it was detected as well as the estimated effort.

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Besides using SonarQube as a standalone server, one can use SonarCloud instance provided by SonarSource. It is free for open-source projects and can be easily integrated with projects on GitHub, Bitbucket provided by Atlassian and Azure DevOps server. GN software teams should use itsits SonarQubeinstance instance, but this option makes it easier to use it in broader collaborations.

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