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Activity and history

The Activity page in SonarQube 10.4 offers you the ability to see the evolution of project measures over time.

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The Activity page offers you the ability to see the evolution of project and Applications measures over time.

Go to Projects > Your project or application > Activity to view a comprehensive list of the analyses on a file for a project (subject to Housekeeping).

Graphs on the Activity page help you understand the evolution of up to three measures of your choice against each other. Graph mouseovers show the measure values and events associated with particular analyses.

Events

The following table groups the events you can find on the Activity page:

Event

Description

Definition change

The application’s definition has changed.

Issue detection

An analyzer used in the project has been updated.

Profile

The Quality profiles used to analyze the project has changed. Either the profile was edited, or a different profile was used for analysis. It also shows details about rule updates.

Quality Gate

The status of the Quality gates has changed.

SonarQube version upgrade

The SonarQube version has been updated. Appears after the first analysis following the upgrade.

Version

The project’s version has changed.

Other

An event was manually created on a snapshot. See Managing project history for more information.

Events are also shown on the project or application’s Overview page.

On the Overview page, each analysis snapshot shows a measure variation compared to the previous analysis regarding number of issues, coverage, and duplications.

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