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# Code analysis
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The `run-coverage.sh` script runs maven with the **jacoco** profile
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which generates the test coverage data for the java classes.
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If the required parameters are given it also runs the sonar code analysis
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and uploads the results to the given SonarQube Server.
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## Running code analysis
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After running the script the reports generated by the JaCoCo
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code coverage library can be found under the `/target/site/jacoco/` folder of
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the related modules.
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Here is how you can generate the code coverage report:
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```sh dev/code-coverage/run-coverage.sh```
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## Publishing coverage results to SonarQube
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The required parameters for publishing the results to SonarQube are:
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- host URL,
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- login credentials,
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- project key
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The project name is an optional parameter.
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Here is an example command for running and publishing the coverage data:
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`./dev/code-coverage/run-coverage.sh -l ProjectCredentials
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-u https://exampleserver.com -k Project_Key -n Project_Name`
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