Hi guys, i'm currently using atlassian/default-image:2 to run my sonarcloud analysis through bitbucket pipelines.
I got a warning message from sonarcloud, notifying me that in October 2020, java version 8 will not be supported by sonarcloud anymore and I will need to use java 11.
The version of Java (1.8.0_121) you have used to run this analysis is deprecated and we will stop accepting it from October 2020. Please update to at least Java 11.
Does Atlassian plan to update the java version of this machine? What image do you recommend using with java 11 for this purpose?
Thanks.
For Sonarcloud Sonarsource offers two options itself:
In one project I used 1. to remove the deprecation warnings, it was very straight forward in that case only replacing the image as the previous image was just outdated. I do not have any experience with the Atlassian default image and sonar-scanner, but can imagine it is a similar experience.
The Pipe I do not have in use and therefore can not share much about it. Normally Sonarsource support suggests it first, but I never had the opportunity to make use of it. If you consider it, check the read me.
Thank you ktomk, i'm using now the sonarsource repositories to build my yml, writing that 2 pipes (scan and quality-gate).
It works for me.
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Yes, Sonarsource supports these images pretty well, also the overall support by Sonarsource is noteworthy good. When I had a support issue I always left with the impression that this does not happen by accident in that company. I hope they can scale this well.
So great to read your experiences with the pipe images is similar.
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