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Query SonarCloud API for code quality data. Use when: checking quality gate status, fetching code issues or security hotspots, reviewing metrics (coverage, bugs, code smells), or the user says "sonar", "quality gate", "code quality", "sonarclaude".
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| name | sonarclaude |
| type | command |
| description | Query SonarCloud API for code quality data. Use when: checking quality gate status, fetching code issues or security hotspots, reviewing metrics (coverage, bugs, code smells), or the user says "sonar", "quality gate", "code quality", "sonarclaude". |
Query SonarCloud projects for quality gate status, issues, metrics, and security hotspots.
The script requires the following tools on PATH:
bashcurl — talks to the SonarCloud REST APIjq — parses responses and URL-encodes accept commentsRequires SONAR_TOKEN environment variable. Set the project key per-repo via
the SONAR_PROJECT environment variable (or pass --project KEY on each
invocation).
# Quality gate status (pass/fail)
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh status
# List issues (bugs, vulnerabilities, code smells)
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh issues
# Filter issues by severity and type
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh issues --severity CRITICAL --type BUG
# Key metrics (coverage, bugs, code smells, duplication, LOC)
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh metrics
# Security hotspots
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh hotspots
# Accept (won't-fix) an OPEN issue with a rationale comment
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh accept \
--issue AZ3Ep83i4ywi8V_l99p0 \
--comment "Pushback: rule premise doesn't fit our test fixture pattern."
# Different project
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh status --project OtherOrg_OtherProject
# Raw JSON output
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh issues --raw
# Limit results
bash .claude/skills/sonarclaude/scripts/sonar.sh issues --limit 10
| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--project | $SONAR_PROJECT | SonarCloud project key |
--severity | all | Filter: BLOCKER, CRITICAL, MAJOR, MINOR, INFO |
--type | all | Filter: BUG, VULNERABILITY, CODE_SMELL |
--limit | 25 | Max results returned |
--raw | off | Output raw JSON instead of formatted summary |
--issue | — | Issue key (required for accept) |
--comment | — | Rationale comment (required for accept) |
acceptSonar rules occasionally flag patterns where the rule's premise does not fit the
code (e.g. test fixtures with intentional bad-password literals, contradictory
rule pairs like S7494 vs S7500). After deciding pushback in PR review, run
sonar.sh accept with a rationale comment instead of leaving the issue OPEN —
this moves it to ACCEPTED/WONTFIX in SonarCloud history (visible to future
maintainers) while clearing the quality-gate signal. Always include a --comment
explaining why; silent dismissals are not acceptable curation.
Do not call SonarCloud's HTTP API directly from other skills or one-off
scripts — sonar.sh accept is the supported entry point so the rationale
flow stays consistent.
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