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SonarCloud–New Code Definition

When scanning a project for the first time through SonarCloud in your Azure DevOps build pipeline, a new SonarCloud project is created automatically.

The second time your build runs a comparison is done and you’ll have your first Quality Gate results. At least that is the theory…

When we tried to do this for a new project, the corresponding SonarCloud project was created. However we got the following warning when browsing to this project in SonarCloud:

This is a new requirement for every SonarCloud project to specify how ‘new code’ is identified. You can choose between the following options:

  • Previous version: All code that has changed since the previous version
  • Number of days: All code that has changed in the last x days
  • Specific date: All code that has changed since the specified date

It can be set in the organization settings(Organization –> Administration –> New Code) and applies to all new projects.

Unfortunately setting this didn’t resolve the issue for this already existing project. I couldn’t find a way to get rid of the error so in the end I solved it by throwing away and recreating the project.

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