Take Your .NET Core Code Quality to the Next Level with this SonarQube Tutorial!

This video is about that how to analyze the .NET Core project with SonarQube. How to analyze the code of a .NET Core project with SonarQube in three easy steps.

Prerequisite to run code analysis,
✅ SonarQube must be installed and configured on the local machine.
✅ SonarScanner for .NET must be installed and configured.
✅ Dotnet tools must be installed on global for Windows OS.
✅ Little Knowledge about Command Line (optional).

🛠 How to analyze .NET Core project code
Once ready the next step is to create a new project in SonarQube. Follow the steps and at the end choose the .NET and then .NET Core as the project type. It will generate three commands for you to run in the project directory via the command line (CMD).

If you don't have SonarQube installed on your machine, see the video for How to install, configure, and set up SonarQube for Windows 10.

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[VorTexx-th]

PLEASE HELP!!! After entering the cmd dotnet sonarscanner end. I keep getting an error like this: "The SonarScanner for MSBuild integration failed: Sonarqube was unable to collect the required information about your projects." I am at a loss now. I hope you can help me! Thanks!

[gnitin]

Thank You so much. It was a very good start.

[pawankumargupta]

I have only sonarqube server url but not able to see the commands there. can you pls help how to configure my local code branch for sonarqube?

[joseluisgasconarias]

I cant manage to get the number of unit test in my .Net proyect, only the percentage please help

[carlossantamaria]

Can I try this with a console project?

[karthikmallireddy]

How to do the Dynamic Code Analysis using SonarQube

[ajh-]

Super loud intro, barely audible content...