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Currently, your sonarqube-webapp directory points to commit SonarSource/sonarqube-webapp@462b268 which isn't tagged Therefore I expect this to happen again this time - so you can either build the webapp from what's currently available and perhaps later rebuild it again, or wait for that sonarqube-webapp repository state to be fixed. It seems like their GitHub repository is a mirror of their internal "master" repository and the synchronization doesn't work reliably. By the way, when looking at the code changes and comparing them with the built 26.2 web app, it looks like this is the last commit which is included in the built web app: Perhaps this one as well, but as it only contains ESLint rule changes it's hard to say without trying to compile the web app: SonarSource/sonarqube-webapp@ff34702 The commit that follows it doesn't appear to be included (and none of those that follow it either): SonarSource/sonarqube-webapp@0129fa6 |
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Yeah, the lack of tag if why the commit currently uses a 'fairly new' front-end version rather than the actual tag. It's really to prove the front-end should build rather than being fully release ready. I'll keep an eye out for an appropriate tag being pushed. |
Bumps to the backend and front end for Sonarqube 26.2. As the HttpClient version bundled with Sonarqube is not compatible with the Wiremock version used in tests, the Wiremock version has been specifically set in a scope that prepends it to the test runtime classpath to ensure its dependencies are used before any classes bundled with Sonarqube.
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@mc1arke, thank you! A release creation has been skipped for this PR, is it intentional? |
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Bumps to the backend for Sonarqube 26.2, and a recent front-end commit to use a fairly new front-end version. As the HttpClient version bundled with Sonarqube is not compatible with the Wiremock version used in tests, the Wiremock version has been specifically set in a scope that prepends it to the test runtime classpath to ensure its dependencies are used before any classes bundled with Sonarqube.