What’s new

We're pleased to announce the SonarQube Cloud integration with Atlassian Compass. Featuring the Sonar scorecard, it's easy to tell if your component is built with clean, quality code. The Sonar scorecard is based on the Sonar Quality Gate, which is a clear Go/No-Go visual indicator if your component is ready for production or if there are coding issues to address before release. 

Get all the details along with instructions on how to enable the Sonar scorecard in the Community post.

Monorepo support has arrived for your GitLab projects!

See all the details in the Community post.

Hello Kotlin developers, we've upgraded the Sonar Kotlin analyzer to support v1.8.

See all the details in the Community post.

In our never-ending Clean Code quest, we've added 7 new rules dedicated to finding security issues in your Dockerfiles.

See all the details in the Community post.

Today, we released automatic analysis for .NET projects using GitHub. With just a couple clicks, you’ll get immediate, actionable feedback to ensure you’re following Sonar Clean Code best practices. This feature is perfect if you’re just getting started with Sonar or for a quick analysis on a new project to see where things stand. For the most complete experience we still recommend integrating Sonar with your CI-based workflow. We provide guidance on how to switch directly in the user interface.

See all the details in the Community post.

Devs can now enjoy faster CFamily PR and Branch analysis on SonarQube Cloud following the deployment of the server-side cache mechanism announced a couple of days ago.

Now, by default, there is a cache on the server side that helps to speed up all your analysis. For it to work, you need to have configured your branch (Branch Analysis Setup | SonarQube Cloud Docs) and your pull request analysis ( Pull Request Analysis | SonarQube Cloud Docs) on SonarQube Cloud.

See all the details in the Community post.