Closed Kungfoowiz closed 5 years ago
gretard
commented
5 years ago Hi,
You can specify powershell executable in the UI's administration section globally or in project properties file by specifying sonar.ps.executable property, i.e.
sonar.ps.executable=/usr/bin/pwshPlease let me know if this helps :)
Kungfoowiz
commented
5 years ago Thanks, ok its hitting the pwsh binary now, except I think the tokenizer has an issue creating the command. The error output from debug command is below, my pwsh is located in /usr/local/bin, which I've pointed correctly. I think it is appending commas (,) into the command, not sure if those should be there?
Command that was executed: /usr/local/bin/pwsh, -File, "/Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/.scannerwork/.sonartmp/ps4073323867324576719parser.ps1", -inputFile, "/Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/Prototype/import/time/date.ps1", -output, "/Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/.scannerwork/.sonartmp/8464155838017904475.tmp"
Error:
11:07:51.226 DEBUG: Running [/usr/local/bin/pwsh, -File, "/Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/.scannerwork/.sonartmp/ps4073323867324576719parser.ps1", -inputFile, "/Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/import/time/date.ps1", -output, "/Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/.scannerwork/.sonartmp/8464155838017904475.tmp"] command
11:07:51.455 INFO: Something went wrong while running tokenizer. Return code was: 64. File was: /Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/.scannerwork/.sonartmp/8464155838017904475.tmp. Error output was: The argument '"/Users/kungfoowiz/Proto/.scannerwork/.sonartmp/ps4073323867324576719parser.ps1"' is not recognized as the name of a script file. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
. Actual output was:
Usage: pwsh[.exe] [[-File]
Hi, I've installed:
PS > Get-InstalledModule
Version Name Repository Description
1.17.1 PSScriptAnalyzer PSGallery PSScriptAnalyzer provides script analysis and checks for potential code defect...
I believe I'vet setup everything correctly, I run sonar-scanner with the key options as copied from the tutorial wizard which comes with SonarQube. I clicked Copy on the wizard and pasted the sonar-scanner command directly into my Terminal and within the Powershell project folder to perform the code analysis.
I keep getting no actual issues or count of any lines of code. As you can see below, it doesn't find any issue within my PS files, even though I intentionally changed a line like this:
if($something = "anything"){
This should've triggered the code smell: '=' is not an assignment operator. Did you mean the equality operator '-eq'?
But as you can see, it doesn't appeared to have done anything?
I ran sonar-scanner in debug mode (sonar-scanner -X) and there is an error here: 20:00:39.583 WARN: Unexpected exception while running analysis java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "powershell.exe": error=2, No such file or directory
Is it possible to point it to use "pwsh" which is the Mac equivalent? Thanks