[feature] leave a sticky Quality Gate comment on PRs - #4
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After every scan the workflow now posts (or updates in place) one PR comment with the Quality Gate verdict, any failed conditions, the open issues on the PR, and a link to the dashboard — so nobody has to open the Sonar UI to learn how the gate went. Best-effort: a comment that could not be posted never turns a green scan red.
✅ SonarQube Quality Gate passed — pathorsAI_pensieve0 open issues on this PR. |
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Follow-up to the self-hosted Sonar migration: after every scan the workflow now leaves a sticky comment on the PR — Quality Gate verdict, failed conditions (with values vs thresholds), the open issues found on the PR, and a link to the dashboard.
continue-on-error+|| true): a comment that could not be posted never turns a green scan red.permissionsblock (contents: read,pull-requests: write).Native PR decoration via the community-branch-plugin (inline annotations through a GitHub App + ALM integration) can replace this later; this needs no new GitHub App to work today.