On 11/6/19 2:40 PM, Eric Ball wrote:
All: I'm going to abandon the previously-linked patch request, and break
it out into separate commits by project.
Robert: I've updated the Sonarcloud user permissions to match SonarQube,
where all registered users can administer issues. As for the history
import, it is not supported. We will have to leave the history behind.
A couple of notes about this:
1) Registered users are going to be users that are logging into
SonarCloud using a GitHub account that is associated with the
OpenDaylight GitHub organization. We presently have no quick and easy
way of figuring out what those identities are so we'll have to do it on
a case by case basis right now.
2) We're pushing for this change for a few of reasons.
a) This gives the project a fully up to date version Sonar and it will
stay up to date since this is being maintained by SonarSource itself.
b) It reduces costs to the projects (we're pushing for this across the
board everywhere) as it removes a server and a database from the support
equation. Since we're being pushed hard by the different boards to
reduce costs where possible this is a low hanging fruit type of change.
Yes y'all will lose the historical data, there isn't much we can do
about that in this case since there is no ability to import data from
SonarQube into SonarCloud.
-Andy-
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 3:24 PM Robert Varga <n...@hq.sk
<mailto:n...@hq.sk>> wrote:
On 06/11/2019 23:01, Eric Ball wrote:
>
> You can view the OpenDaylight Sonarcloud page
> here: https://sonarcloud.io/organizations/opendaylight/projects
> Currently, the only projects showing results are those that have
run and
> passed on the sandbox. Once the change is merged, all projects
will show
> results after their next successful run.
>
> You may notice that while quantitative numbers like code coverage and
> duplication haven't changed, the number of bugs/vulnerabilities/code
> smells may have changed significantly (most likely an increase).
This is
> due to Sonarcloud using much more up-to-date Quality Profiles
than ODL's
> SonarQube instance, so this should be considered an improvement in
> results (even though I understand that it can be a pain to
suddenly have
> a backlog of issues where there were few or none before). These
profiles
> can be customized, so if anyone sees something coming up that
absolutely
> should not be in the results, we can remove it from the Quality
Profile.
>
> Please let me know if you have any questions, or if you'd like to
bring
> this up for discussion during the next TSC meeting.
Another thing: there seems to be no historical data available. I would
hate to lose the 4+ years of data accumulated in
https://sonar.opendaylight.org/dashboard?id=org.opendaylight.yangtools%3Ayangtools-aggregator.
What is being done about that?
Regards,
Robert
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