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Plugin for SonarQube to process mutation analysis results.

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@gmuecke Hello, We are trying to publish the mutation analysis results in SonarQube but it not working as expected. Below is the project details, **SonarQube Version** - 9.9 LTS **Mutation...

Hello Mutation Analysis Team, Just wanted to say thanks for this very cool project, mutation tests are awesome! I have a small issue, when running mutation tests with JUNIT 5...

Hi, I've got it working with multi-module project on PR branch. Thanks for this! IME and per docs*, when it comes to enforcement of QG for PR branches, SonarQube uses...

[Stryker-Mutator](https://github.com/stryker-mutator) is a popular tool for running mutation tests in JavaScript projects. The results should be processed by the plugin too - an additional sensor would be sensible. Stryker-Mutator already...

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do you think about doing analysis with stryker?

Hello Gerald, (@gmuecke ) I have been work with your great plugin in my locally hosted SonarQube instance for a few weeks and found it quite useful. I have now...

At the moment, the report folder is taken from the plugin configuration in sonarqube. Maybe it's possible to use the report folder configured in the maven plugin configuration of pitest....

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As of now, SonarCloud does not support plugins, therefore no mutation analysis issues can be added to SonarCloud projects. However, it provides a way to add externally raised issues to...

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I've configured the plugin using the Gradle-recommended way of referencing build resources: ``` sonar { properties { property("dc5.mutationAnalysis.pitest.sensor.reports.directory", layout.buildDirectory.dir("reports/pitest")) } } pitest { reportDir = layout.buildDirectory.dir("reports/pitest") } ``` This results...

The plugin looks for `settings.gradle` file only at https://github.com/devcon5io/mutation-analysis-plugin/blob/f82addfd34cef6dff399ce23d25cd1e5b4dd59df/src/main/java/ch/devcon5/sonar/plugins/mutationanalysis/sensors/ReportCollector.java#L71. Gradle made Kotlin the default DSL quite some time ago, so support for `settings.gradle.kts` and other `.gradle.kts` scripts is essential.