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Code repository platform authentication error
An error occurred when trying to communicate with your code repository platform. To resolve this issue, you need to:
- Review the authentication settings and the app configuration in your code repository platform (for GitHub and Bitbucket).
- Try again; make a change in your repository, commit and push to trigger a new analysis.
Code repository platform error
An error occurred with your code repository platform.
Try again; make a change in your repository, commit, and push to trigger a new analysis.
Missing SonarCloud app on fork
An error occurred when analyzing a pull request from a private forked repository.
Please:
- Install the SonarCloud application on the forked repository.
- Commit and push in your pull request to trigger a new analysis.
Compute engine timeout
Your analysis took too long and reached our timeout of 30 minutes.
Please refer to the 'Getting Started' guide for your code repository and try to scan your project using another CI tool.
Number of lines exceeds your organization plan
You tried to analyze more lines than are available through your organization plan. You need to upgrade the plan for your organization.
See Managing your subscription.
Organization is suspended
Your organization has been suspended. You need to update the billing information for your organization.
See Updating billing or payment details.
Quality gate condition is ignored
Conditions on Coverage and Duplicated lines are not calculated when there are fewer than 20 lines.
For example, if you want to release a simple bug fix that requires only a couple of lines, it could be impossible to release because you can't meet your coverage requirement. Another case could be you start working on a new version, and the first few lines of code that are pushed are involved in a duplication; your quality gate will be red until more lines are added.
Users unable to use groups (SAML group number over 150)
You use SAML with Microsoft Entra ID and some users are automatically removed from groups. This may mean that you have reached the SAML group limitation (for these users, the groups
claim is replaced by http://schemas.microsoft.com/claims/groups.link
). Microsoft Entra ID SAML tokens have a limit regarding the number of groups a user can belong to (see the description of groups in the Claims in SAML Token table).
In such cases, you might need to reduce the number of groups these users are in.
SonarCloud Automatic Analysis
Automatic Analysis Timeout
Your analysis reached our timeout of 45 minutes.
Please refer to the 'Getting Started' guide for your code repository and try to scan your project using another CI tool.
Out of memory
Memory capacity has been exceeded during the analysis of your project.
Please refer to the 'Getting Started' guide for your code repository and try to scan your project using another CI tool.
Configuration issues
Scanner configuration error
Your .sonarcloud.properties
file contains a configuration issue that has caused the analysis of your project to fail.
To fix this configuration issue, either:
- Ensure that the user-defined source path is not absolute, for example,
sonar.sources=/etc/conf
, or; - Ensure that the user-defined source path is not defined to access the outside of the bound, for example,
sonar.sources=../../xyz.
Conflicting file matches pattern
A file extension has been configured for multiple languages.
To fix this configuration issue, either:
- Edit your
sonar-project.properties
file and update the*.suffixes
patterns, or; - At the project level, go to Administration > General Settings, select the Languages tab, and fix the patterns in the languages you previously configured.
Encoding error
Your .sonarcloud.properties
file contains an encoding error or can not be read correctly.
Please make sure that the encoding of the .sonarcloud.properties
file is UTF-8.
Encoding is invalid
The value provided for sonar.sourceEncoding
is invalid.
Please provide a valid value, commit and push to trigger a new analysis.
Invalid ignore issues all file regex
The pattern to ignore all issues (except the ones from the common repository) on files is not correct.
At the project level, go to Administration > General Settings, select the Analysis Scope tab, and fix the regular expression used for Ignore Issues on Files.
Invalid ignore issues block regex
The patterns to ignore all issues (except the ones from the common repository) on specific blocks of code are not correct.
At the project level, go to Administration > General Settings, select the Analysis Scope tab, and fix the regular expressions used for start/end of block used for Ignore Issues in Blocks.
Source and tests files overlap
The patterns for the source and test files are part of the same element creating an unpermitted overlap. Please verify the configuration in your .sonarcloud.properties
file:
Project is not found
The project was not found due to permission issues. Please verify that:
- the
sonar.projectKey
andsonar.organization
properties are properly configured in your.sonarcloud.properties
file. - your
SONAR_TOKEN
is available to analysis (by passing it as an environment variable for example) and issued by a user with execute analysis permission on the project.
For example, when using GitHub Actions, make sure that the SONAR_TOKEN
environment variable:
- is properly configured in GitHub under Your organization > Your repository > Settings > Security > Actions > Repository secrets
- is used in your GitHub Actions workflow run:
Source files are not found
One or more patterns targeting source files lead to a non-existent directory. Please verify this part of the configuration in your .sonarcloud.properties
file:
Test files are not found
One or more patterns targeting test files lead to a non-existent directory. Please verify this part of the configuration in your .sonarcloud.properties
file:
VPN use
The presence of a VPN client on the machine running the analysis may cause the analysis of your project to fail. If you receive a failure message, disable the VPN on the device and log in to SonarCloud again.
Error when analyzing files with non-ASCII characters in the name
When analyzing files with non-ASCII characters in the name, if the Malformed input or input contains unmappable characters
error is raised then you should make sure that the environment variables LC_ALL
and LANG
are properly set before running the analysis as shown below.
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