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Change sonarcloud analysis method#652

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#651

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  • New Features

    • Added support for enhanced analysis accuracy in C/C++ projects with the inclusion of compile commands in the SonarQube configuration.
  • Chores

    • Streamlined workflow by removing unnecessary steps and environment variables, improving efficiency in the analysis and reporting processes.

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The changes involve modifications to the GitHub Actions workflow configuration in .github/workflows/analyzers.yml and updates to the sonar-project.properties file. The workflow has been streamlined by removing unnecessary environment variables and steps, specifically related to a GCC 13 workaround. Additionally, the build-wrapper step has been replaced with a CMake action. In sonar-project.properties, a new property has been added to specify the path to the compile commands JSON file for SonarQube analysis.

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File Path Change Summary
.github/workflows/analyzers.yml Removed commented-out steps for GCC 13 workaround, eliminated BUILD_WRAPPER_OUT_DIR, replaced build-wrapper step with lukka/run-cmake@v10, and updated sonar-scanner commands.
sonar-project.properties Added property sonar.cfamily.compile-commands=build/compile_commands.json.

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With CMake we dance, and Sonar we cheer,
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
.github/workflows/analyzers.yml (3)

125-130: LGTM! Consider adding a step name for clarity.

The change to use lukka/run-cmake@v10 action simplifies the build process and aligns well with the removal of the BUILD_WRAPPER_OUT_DIR environment variable. This approach is more straightforward and maintainable.

Consider adding a name: field to this step for better readability in the GitHub Actions UI. For example:

    - name: Configure, Build, and Test
      uses: lukka/run-cmake@v10
      with:
        configurePreset: ci-ubuntu-clang-tests-no-checks
        buildPreset: ci-build
        testPreset: ci-tests

165-165: LGTM! Consider improving command readability.

The sonar-scanner command for Pull Request events has been appropriately simplified while maintaining all necessary parameters. This change is consistent with the removal of the build-wrapper step.

To improve readability, consider breaking the long command into multiple lines using YAML's multi-line string syntax. For example:

      run: |
        sonar-scanner \
          --define sonar.scm.revision=${{ github.event.workflow_run.head_sha }} \
          --define sonar.pullrequest.key=${{ steps.source-run-info.outputs.pullRequestNumber }} \
          --define sonar.pullrequest.branch=${{ steps.source-run-info.outputs.sourceHeadBranch }} \
          --define sonar.pullrequest.base=${{ steps.source-run-info.outputs.targetBranch }}

This format makes the command easier to read and maintain.


Line range hint 1-165: Overall, the changes improve workflow simplicity and maintainability.

The modifications to the sonarcloud_and_coverage job in this workflow file are well-executed and consistent. Key improvements include:

  1. Replacing the build-wrapper step with a simpler CMake run using lukka/run-cmake@v10.
  2. Removing the BUILD_WRAPPER_OUT_DIR environment variable and related references.
  3. Simplifying the sonar-scanner commands for both push and pull request events.

These changes streamline the workflow while maintaining its core functionality. The removal of the build-wrapper step and related configurations reduces complexity without compromising the analysis process.

To further improve this workflow, consider:

  1. Adding more descriptive step names throughout the workflow for better readability in the GitHub Actions UI.
  2. Evaluating if any of the remaining steps can be combined or simplified to reduce overall execution time.
  3. Documenting the purpose of this workflow and its relationship to the "CI v2" workflow in a comment at the top of the file.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 5347400 and caa4d52.

📒 Files selected for processing (2)
  • .github/workflows/analyzers.yml (2 hunks)
  • sonar-project.properties (1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (2)
sonar-project.properties (1)

12-12: LGTM! Verify compile_commands.json generation.

The addition of sonar.cfamily.compile-commands=build/compile_commands.json is a good improvement for SonarQube analysis of C/C++ projects. This will enhance the accuracy of the analysis by providing precise compilation information for each source file.

To ensure this configuration works as expected, please verify that:

  1. The compile_commands.json file is being generated in the build directory during your build process.
  2. The CI/CD pipeline that runs SonarQube analysis has access to this file.

You can use the following script to check for the existence of the file:

.github/workflows/analyzers.yml (1)

157-157: LGTM! Simplified sonar-scanner command.

The sonar-scanner command for PUSH events has been appropriately simplified. The removal of the BUILD_WRAPPER_OUT_DIR reference is consistent with the earlier changes in the workflow.

@AlexInLog AlexInLog merged commit 3adf926 into v2 Oct 2, 2024
@AlexInLog AlexInLog deleted the sonarcloud branch October 2, 2024 19:55
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