问题
There have been some questions about this, but none of them solves my problem.
I use SonarQube to do code analysis on one of my projects, which contain a Migrations directory. I would like to exclude all the source files in that directory from the code analysis.
In the projects Configuration->Settings->Exclusions->Files->Source Files Exclusions I added "**/Migrations/.", but in the analysis results I still get issues in code files in that directory.
The directory structure of my project looks like this: \MyProject\Migrations\SourceFile.cs
What am I doing wrong? Am I entering the wildcard in the wrong place, or my wildcard is wrong?
In the logs I can see
13:06:23.460 INFO - Copy-paste detection exclusions:
13:06:23.476 **/Migrations/*.*
but then I can also see
13:06:12.076 INFO - Inspecting <MyProject>\Migrations\SourceFile.cs
回答1:
That's the correct place to set it up. Please try simply /Migrations/** or /MyProject/Migrations/**. When you go to one of the issues you want to get rid of, you'll see what your "regex" path should start with.
And one more tip: To see result, you have to rebuild the project, run sonar again. And again, until you get it right.
回答2:
I had to use a different setting.
Instead of Configuration->Settings->Exclusions->Files->Source Files Exclusions I had to use Configuration->Settings->Exclusions->Issues->Ignore Issues on Multiple Criteria.
In this setting, I had to set the RULE KEY PATTERN to *, and I had to set the path wildcard in the FILE PATH PATTERN, **/Migrations/. works perfectly.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30667507/how-to-exclude-a-directory-from-the-code-analysis