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sonar.fxcop.mode=skip
sonar.gendarme.mode=skip
sonar.gallio.mode=skip
sonar.ndeps.mode=skip

Best Practices

• As you've already read in the requirements, your solution must be compiled before running a Sonar analysis. However, please note that Sonar's primary goal is to analyse source code, so everything has been made to work seamlessly right after the compilation of a solution and before any packaging made by a build process. In other words, if you have build processes that move the compiled DLL or executables and package your application, it is definitely best to run Sonar before those steps (or in a separate process) otherwise you may run into troubles with over-complicated configuration of the C# plugins.
• It is best to run the analysis from within the folder that contains the SLN file, in order to simplify the configuration of the C# plugins (e.g.: in such case, you do not need to tell where to find the SLN file).

Running a Sonar Analysis with the Sonar Runner (Recommended Way)

1. Create a 'sonar-project.propeties' file and place it in the same folder as the Solution file (".sln").
   Here is the simplest 'sonar-project.properties' file that you can write to be able to run a Sonar analysis on your project:

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   title sonar-project.properties language html/xml
   # Project identification sonar.projectKey=com.mycompany:myCSharpApplication sonar.projectVersion=1.0-SNAPSHOT sonar.projectName=My C# Application # Info required for Sonar sonar.sources=. sonar.language=cs

   
   
   

2. Run the following command from your Solution folder:

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   language none
   sonar-runner

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As it used to be the case for the .NET Plugins, Maven can be used to launch Sonar analyses on your C# code base.
If you are familiar with maven, you can also use the maven-dotnet-plugin in order to compile and package dotnet projects. If you already use a CI tools tool such as Jenkins or Hudson on java maven Java Maven projects, you can use the maven-dotnet-plugin to handle dotnet .Net projects the same way

The POM file

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