问题
How can we identify the most common types of issues in a project in our current code base.
We have recently upgraded from Sonar 4.5 to 5.1
In 4.5 we used to view the issues list in a specific project, and the issues were grouped by issue type. For instance in one project the rule "Use a logger to log this exception" might be the most common critical rule with 45 violations. We could then use that information to drive improvement efforts.
In 5.1 we are now presented with a long list of issues with no apparent way of group them.
The ability to see what type of violation was most common was also useful in allowing us to see where best to direct our efforts in terms of remedial action.
回答1:
You can do that easily on issue page of your project : just click on the rule facet and you should have the list of most violated rules.
See http://nemo.sonarqube.org/issues/search#resolved=false|projectUuids=b38e4f29-df5f-491e-9118-a0a4f5cda406 for instance and click on "Rule" facet.
回答2:
To group issues by type you can use the rule facet in the web interface.
But you will have only the 15 more frequent rule violations.
Another possibility, is to use the web api directly with a comma separated list of the rules you are interested in.
GET http://localhost:9000/api/issues/search?rules=squid:S1905,squid:UndocumentedApi
Another solution, if you really want this feature is to customize Sonarqube by changing:
private static final int DEFAULT_FACET_SIZE = 15;
in StickyFacetBuilder.java
You can also suggest a new feature here: https://community.sonarsource.com/c/suggestions
回答3:
There is a Rule filter on Issues tab.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32129176/sonar-5-1-issues-list-how-to-group-by-issue-type