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Authentication Issue with 'open' Sonar having some protected projects #53
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Hi, this issue is related to this: #50 I'm currently designing some changes for solving it and hope to resolve it soon. Thank you. |
@fwelland I'm adding input for credentials when choosing a project from the list. Work is in the 2.7 branch if you want to try it. |
hmm...not good. Just tried this. Keep in mind I am doing gradle projects. So this is what I got (after restarting netbeans after the 2.7 snapshot nbm install -- and right clicking on the project node to get context menu):
The whole context menu wouldn't display and even the settings->Misc->Sonar Qube tab was gone. I built this via cloning the repo; checkout the 2.7 branch and using netbeans to "Build With Dependencies" on that branch. On a whim, I decided to reload the radar-netbeans project and clean then clean and build; and installed that resulting nbm. Much better. I guess my first build was a bogus build of the nbm or something. I can now list issues and see a summary display of issues from server. This seems accurate. However when I click on a issue I get a stack trace:
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Related to change in the format of project keys in SonarQube. Fixed now.. |
HI,
I have a sonar whose landing page is un-authenticated and projects and their owners can choose to have sonar stuff public to everyone or private accessible via credentials.
So when I use radar -- it naturally gives me a list of only the projects that are publicly available. However, much if not all the stuff I want to radar on are in projects that I can only see after authentication.
There is no way to provide credentials to radar if the main URL is NOT password protected. So I am kinda stuck. I there anyway around this?
I have hacked around with the done() routine in: src/main/java/qubexplorer/ui/task/TaskExecutor.java and can pull off some trickery to get it to prompt for user/password and even load a list of projects -- that include the private/auth only projects. However, selecting a project causes a project not found issue. I don't know if that is related to my hacks or some other issue.
So is there anyway to specify credentials or force a prompt for credentials to work around this issue?
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