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Report content is not deplyed within SonarQube #979
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hi @ahmadalfy , |
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This problem has not been fixed |
This issue is stale because it has been open 60 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 14 days. |
Ding, this problem has not been fixed yet |
I am using SonarQube v10.6 and version 5.0 of the plugin. Dependency check runs from this docker image and it uses the latest version. It runs on gitlab-ci.
This is the command that runs the scanner in the CI
Note the
--enableExperimental
flag because I am using composer as a package manager.The scanner generates the reports successfully and I keep the artifacts; HTML and JSON. Those artifacts are then passed to SonarQube and it successfuly loads the plugin and import those files as per logs here:
As you can see the scanner didn't check
composer.lock
but the reported metrics contain information about those vulnerabilities. Now let me show you how it looks when it's created on SonarQube:The security hotspot: No information about the vulnerabilities. These are all different vulnerabilities from the code
The issues: Show no vulnerability
The metrics: Show this conclusion
But when you clicn anything you just see the files tree
The HTML works as expected
And it shows vulnerabilities reported by dependency check
Now what's wrong with what I am doing? Why the dependencies are not showing on SonarQube with details about the CVE and other details?
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