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- Now runner should work correctly
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- Analyzed project should look like this after the latest passed CI-job
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## Step 7: Sonar GitLab Plugin
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- We want SonarQube to automatically after analysis to send errors to Gitlab commit
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- Let's go to SonarQube < virtual machine's ip >:9000
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- Log in -> Click from Administration -> Click from Marketplace -> Search "gitlab" and install Gitlab plugin
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- Click "Comment when no new issue" on
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- Next you want to edit project settings in SonarQube, so navigate Projects -> "CI-testing" project -> Project's Administration -> General Settings -> GitLab
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- Now you need to add GitLab project's id to settings, navigate in GitLab in your project to Settings -> General -> Expand "General project settings" and copy Project ID number to SonarQube's settings.
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- We need also to add few variables to GitLab's CI/CD settings, so navigate in your GitLab project -> Settings -> CI/CD -> Expand "Variables"
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- Add new variable name "SONAR_URL" and to value "http:// < virtual machine's ip > :9000"
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- Add new variable name "SONAR_LOGIN" and to value you need to get it from your SonarQube
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- Go to your SonarQube -> Click from top right corner profile logo -> Click from security -> Enter for token's name "gitlab" and click Generate -> Copy the value and add it to "SONAR_LOGIN" value box
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- Add new variable name "USER_TOKEN" and go to your GitLab's user settings -> Acces Tokens
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- Give name for token, name it as "sonar", give expire date as long as you want and lastly check all "Scopes"
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- Click "Create personal access token" and copy Access Token and add it to "USER_TOKEN" in CI/CD Variables settings
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- Now save variables and
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