Setting various features at project level

Changing and customizing your project’s settings.

Project administration is accessible through the Project Settings menu of each project. Only project administrators can access project’s settings.

PDF reports

As a project administrator, you can change the PDF report subscription frequency of the project or application:

  1. Retrieve your project. See Retrieving projects for more details.

  2. Go to Project Settings > General Settings > Governance.

  3. Under Project and Application PDF Reports, select an option from the PDF Reports Frequency drop-down menu.

Changing project pdf reports frequency

You have the following options for subscription frequency:

  • Daily

  • Weekly

  • Monthly (default)

Users can only download or subscribe to a PDF report for a permanent branch. To set a branch as permanent, go to Your project > Project Settings > Branches and Pull Requests and make sure that the Keep when inactive toggle is on for that branch.

Changing your project's default issue assignee

When new issues are created during analysis, they are assigned to the last committer where the issue was raised. When it is not possible to identify the last committer, issues can be assigned to a default assignee if set at the global or project level. To set the default assigned for your project (this setting has precedence over the global-level setting):

  1. Retrieve your project. See Retrieving projects for more details.

  2. Go to Project Settings > General Settings > General.

  3. In Issues > Default Assignee, enter the user account.

In-code issue resolution

You can enable usage of in-code issue resolution with sonar-resolve for your project. To do this, go to Your project > Project Settings > General Settings > General and activate the Enable in-code issue resolution setting. For more information on in-code issue resolution, see Resolving issues in your code.

Admins can activate this setting by default on all projects. See In-code issue resolution for more information.

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