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#1011: Add support for Sonarqube 24.12 #1013

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@mc1arke mc1arke commented Dec 11, 2024

The latest release for Sonarqube has removed the LiveMeasures concept, instead just using Measures, and has moved to a new versioning strategy for community edition. The plugin has therefore been update to the latest version number of Sonarqube and the appropriate DAO and DTO references updated.

The latest release for Sonarqube has removed the LiveMeasures concept,
instead just using Measures, and has moved to a new versioning strategy
for community edition. The plugin has therefore been update to the
latest version number of Sonarqube and the appropriate DAO and DTO
references updated. As Sonarqube has also added new issue severities,
the mappings in the impacted decorators have been updated to handle the
new values.
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@mc1arke mc1arke merged commit b3366cd into master Dec 11, 2024
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The README file with the update of the compatibility matrix shouldn't be on this PR?

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mc1arke commented Dec 11, 2024

The README file with the update of the compatibility matrix shouldn't be on this PR?

No, I do that as part of the release process

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