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Retrieving issues

Retrieving issues in SonarQube Cloud is the first step to finding code security and maintainability problems in your code base.

You can retrieve and view the issues detected during a project’s analysis. Ensure you have proper Permissions on a project to view and administer the issues.

Issues can also be reported in your DevOps platform. For more information, see In your DevOps platform.

Different ways of retrieving issues

  1. From My issues, located at the top navigation bar. My issues lists all issues assigned to you.

Accessing issues from the My issues page

  1. From the Issues page of a project.

  1. From the analysis report cards on your project > Summary page.

    1. Select the branch or pull request from the drop-down menu next to the title of the page.

    2. Click on issues on the New Code or Overall Code cards.

Retrieving issues from the project's summary page

  1. From the Issues page of your organization, if your organization belongs to an enterprise.

Filtering issues

The Issues page is divided into two sections:

  1. Filters are located in the left sidebar. This is where you enter your search criteria.

  2. A list of issues is in the right section of the page, where your search results are displayed.

Issue card

Each issue card contains information that helps you identify the following:

  1. Project name and the path to the code file.

  2. The name of the rule that triggered the issue.

  3. Impacted software quality and severity level. For more information, see Software qualities.

  4. Status of the issue.

  5. Assignee

  6. Code attribute For more information, see Code attributes.

  7. Tags

  8. Additional information: line number, estimated time effort to fix the issue, the amount of time that has passed since the introduction of the code, and type. For more information about types, see Types.

This image shows eight items: 1) Project name and the path to the code file. 2) The name of the rule that triggered the issue. 3) Impacted software quality and severity level. 4) Status of the issue. 5) Assignee. 6) Coding attribute. 7) Tags 8) Additional information: line number, estimated time effort to fix the issue, the amount of time that has passed since the introduction of the code, and type.

Navigating issues

To navigate to an issue, select the issue card in the search results and press the Right arrow key or click on its name. A detail view of the issue opens in the right section, and the left sidebar shows the search results. To start a new search, press the Left arrow key or navigate one step back in your browser.

Copying the URL of an issue

  1. Retrieve an issue and navigate to the issue’s detail page.

  2. Click on the link icon next to the name of the issue to copy the issue’s URL.

Copying the URL of an issue is easy in SonarQube Cloud; With the issue open in your user interface, select the Copy to clipboard link symbol on the right side of the issue's title.

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