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Feat: update sonarqube#17

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Summary of Changes

Hello @diego-dm-morais, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly updates how SonarQube analysis is performed within the sonarqube-dotnet/action.yml workflow. The change moves away from a single, abstracted GitHub Action to a more explicit, step-by-step process that directly interacts with the dotnet-sonarscanner CLI. This provides enhanced control and transparency over the build and analysis phases for .NET projects, ensuring a more robust and customizable SonarQube integration.

Highlights

  • SonarQube Integration Method Refactor: The pull request transitions the SonarQube analysis from using the pre-built sonarsource/sonarqube-scan-action GitHub Action to a custom, multi-step workflow.
  • Direct dotnet-sonarscanner CLI Usage: The new workflow directly leverages the dotnet-sonarscanner CLI tool, providing more granular control over the SonarQube analysis process, including explicit begin and end commands.
  • Explicit .NET Build Steps: Dedicated steps for dotnet restore and dotnet build have been introduced to ensure the .NET solution is properly prepared and compiled before the SonarQube analysis begins.
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Code Review

The PR updates the SonarQube scanning process for .NET projects. The changes introduce some significant issues, including a critical bug where the solution file is incorrectly identified, and a high-severity regression where file exclusions are no longer applied. There are also opportunities to improve maintainability by removing commented-out code and simplifying a complex shell command.

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diego-dm-morais merged commit 5ae5d55 into main Jul 7, 2025
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