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All jobs in the Jenkins server are generated from Jenkins Job Builder (JJB) templates. The templates are maintained in the "ci-management" git repository.  A project template is defined for each project in a YAML file (e.g., "com-log.yaml").  The project templates use job templates defined by the Linux Foundation Global JJB as well as job templates custom to this project.

Setting up development environment

Setting up Eclipse for Sonar

To be able to connect Eclipse to Sonar, the SonarLint plugin is needed. To install this plugin, follow the steps below:

  1. In Eclipse, open the "Help → Eclipse Marketplace...".
  2. In the "Find:" box, type "sonarlint" and press "Go".
  3. The latest version of SonarLint should show up at the top of the search results. Press the "Install" button.
  4. Accept license and restart Eclipse after installation is finished.

When SonarLint is installed, it should be connected to the SonarCloud and bound to the project. To do this, follow the steps below:

  1. In Eclipse, right click on the project and select "SonarLint → Bind to SonarQube or SonarCloud...".
  2. In the dialog, press the "New" button.
  3. Make sure the "sonarcloud" radio button is selected and press "Next".
  4. If you do not have a token generated in SonarCloud, press the "Generate token" button. Otherwise you can reuse yor token.
  5. Follow the instructions in the web page you are redirected to to generate the token.
  6. Paste the token in to the "Token:" box and press "Next".
  7. In the "Organization:" box, type "o-ran-sc" and press "Next".
  8. Press "Next".
  9. Press "Finish".
  10. Select "Window → Show View → Other..." and then "SonarLint bindings".
  11. In the view, doubleclick the new binding.
  12. In the dialog, Press "Add", select the project to bind, press "Ok", and press "Next".
  13. Type your project's name. When it show up in the result list, select it and press "Finish".

Now Sonar issues should show up in your code.

Note! At the moment there is a bug that show up if Lombok is used in the code. To see when a fix is released, follow this link Lombok issue.