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You can use this plugin, -cnes-reportBased on your Sonarqube Edition, you can check the compatibility matrix and use the appropriate plugin version - -cnes-report#compatibility-matrix. (This works only in Sonarqube-Community Edition)

To change the frequency setting globally, navigate to port or subscribe to receive PDF reports from the Project/Application PDF report drop-down menu in the upper-right corner of the project or application's home page. The frequency with which you receive reports is set by a project or application administrator.

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Users with administrative rights on a project or application can configure how frequently SonarQube sends PDF reports. You can change the frequency of all projects and applications at a global level or for each project or application individually:

You cannot download or subscribe to a PDF report for a temporary branch. If you are unable to download or subscribe to a PDF report for a branch, go to Project Settings > Branches and Pull Requests and make sure that the Keep when inactive toggle is on for that branch.

Users with access to a portfolio can download a PDF report or subscribe to receive PDF reports from the Portfolio PDF Report drop-down menu in the upper-right corner of the portfolio's home page. The frequency with which you receive reports is set by a portfolio administrator. See the following section for more information.

Users with administrative rights on a portfolio can send the portfolio PDF report to non-SonarQube users by adding their email in the Other Recipients field at Portfolio Settings > Executive Report.

Users with access to a project can download a regulatory report for any permanent branch of that project. A permanent branch is one that has been set to Keep when inactive (see Branch analysis for details on how to adjust this setting).

To download the regulatory report, go to Project Information > Regulatory Report, select the desired branch and click the Download button; the report will be dynamically generated and downloaded and may take a few minutes depending on the project size.

Currently, only operational risks are logged in the list of findings: bugs, vulnerabilities, and hotspots. Code smells are excluded from the list to not generate confusion about the risks introduced by the release.

Thanks for your reply, i am using the sonarqube 7.7 community edition & sonar Scanner 2.9 version. I integrated sonarqube with jenkins, we are performing the sonarqube analysis, But how to report the analysis report to the Developer Team .

More generally speaking, report is a feature available in Enterprise Edition, that gives you the possibility to extract a PDF report gathering information on your projects, metrics and trend history. You can ask for a trial version via our Contact/Evaluation Form or by sending a mail to contact@sonarsource.com.

But what happens if you want to extract code quality data and generate a quality report for your projects? SonarQube does not offer by default any simple reporting management, although you can use the web API to develop yourcustom report, in most cases you need something faster and easier.

By default the plugin will use bitegarden logo at each page footer, but if you need it, you can change itfrom the plugin configuration so that the logo of your organization or even the logo of your project is used.

Hello, I have a problem with Bitbucket Pipelines. After SonarQube scan I don't recive a report in pipeline in report section. In my other repo I configured it in the same way and there it works. Maybe there is some problems in some global settings or maybe somethingis missing? Logs between pipelines in Sonar section are almost the same.

If it's the same then the issue could be on the reporting itself where SonarCube is not sending the report to us in Bitbucket. If this is the case, I would suggest you go through the SonarCube documentation here to see if all the OAuth and permission are configured correctly.

If you still have an issue showing the report on your latest build after confirming all the configuration is correct please do reach out to our Support directly so we can investigate the issue further.

This plugin provides the ability to import statement coverage generated by Scoverage for scala projects. Also, this plugin reads XML report generated by Scoverage and populates several metrics in Sonar.

Every instance in Sonar is packed with information that, if extracted, will benefit your business in numerous ways. The easiest, and best, way to extract this data from your instance is through the built-in Business Intelligence reporting, offered to all clients.

To make it easier to understand how each report can be used to promote your business's growth and success, this article will cover each section, and each report's contents, in detail. This way, you'll be able to gather data relevant to you and your organization without guesswork.

The "Account Changes - Churn" report is in place in order to help your business monitor customer accounts as they move through various statuses as subscribers. While the term "churn" is often associated with users moving between different service providers, it can also be used to indicate some transition in status. This report will help shed light on how your customers move around within your business.

The Account Detail Report is the resource you'll want to use when monitoring active or inactive customer accounts. This report breaks down detailed information on the health of accounts in your instance, from overall account numbers to contracts and to some billing details; this report is a primary tool for diving deep into your data. By default, this report is filtered to only show accounts in an active status.

The Account Issues report is useful for determining the health of your customer accounts at a glance. Using this report will allow you to verify payment information, confirm contract health, and monitor the autopay, address, and GL Code status of accounts and services in your instance. By default, this report is filtered to only show accounts in an active status.

The Activations & Disconnections report is used to review customer accounts being activated or disconnected within a specified time period in your Sonar instance. This data analysis can be helpful in establishing trends whether they're geographical, seasonal, or promotional.

The Billing Defaults & Parameters report lets you quickly assess the overall status and efficacy of your default billing parameters by allowing you to review existing billing defaults, and the accounts that use them as is.

The Call Logs report lets you review the details of phone interactions your staff has logged with customers. By running the report, you avoid the need to review call logs on an account-by-account basis, providing faster access to meaningful data.

The Data Usage and Services report is useful when reviewing overall network capacity usage across your instance, whether from an upgrade or pricing perspective. If you find that your network backhaul is frequently congested, reviewing this data may allow you to determine if it's due to a few outliers or overall usage. Conversely, if the network isn't being used to an appropriate capacity, confirming this information may allow you to deploy smaller value packages to users in order to maximize revenue on your existing resources.

The Emails report allows you to review the email usage throughout your instance, rather than having to review sent emails account-by-account. Functionally, this report allows you to verify mass emails and automated emails were sent successfully to the intended recipients, and breakdown which customer segment is receiving communication.

The Inventory report offers a convenient dashboard to track inventory assignment, holdings, and acquisition and works with the Inventory Movement report as one piece of the puzzle when monitoring your entire inventory's lifecycle.

The Inventory Movement report works as a second stage to monitor the lifecycle of inventory items in your instance. Where the Inventory report allowed you to get a general overview of the models and items in your instance, the Inventory Movement report looks specifically at the way your inventory moves between inventory locations.

The Inventory Purchasing report is focused entirely on the Purchase Order module in your Sonar instance. Each field in the report examines a different facet of your organization's Purchase Order system, from total number of purchases to specific spending at each vendor.

The Inventory Reorder report facilitates the constant maintenance of your stocked inventory items, based on thresholds you define on each model. While this report contains few fields, both fields are essential to a well-run inventory system.

The IP Assignments report was built with the purpose of summarizing the IP networking information in your instance, such as IP assignment counts and largest CIDR available, the range and total IPs available within IP pools, as well as details of IP assignments made within your instance and the account information for accounts that have IPs assigned. All of these allow you to see how and where your IP addresses are being allocated and dive further into the specific details of an assignment, as needed; additional IP information can always be found within the IPAM section of your Sonar instance as well.

The Job Analytics report provides a convenient dashboard for reviewing the statistics, details, and statuses of jobs made in your instance. This report is especially useful to your dispatch team for evaluating overall performance and efficiency levels. 2351a5e196