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SonarOpenCommunity / sonar-cxx

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6 months ago — 2 years old
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integration-tests/features/environment.py
211    if os.path.exists(wrapper_config):
212        replace(wrapper_config,
213            'wrapper.java.command=java',
214            'wrapper.java.command=' + (os.environ['JAVA_HOME'] + '/bin/java').replace('\\','/'))215
216    #sonar_properties = os.path.join(sonarhome, 'conf', 'sonar.properties')
217    #replace(
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integration-tests/features/environment.py
210    wrapper_config = os.path.join(sonarhome, 'conf', 'wrapper.conf')
211    if os.path.exists(wrapper_config):
212        replace(wrapper_config,
213            'wrapper.java.command=java',214            'wrapper.java.command=' + (os.environ['JAVA_HOME'] + '/bin/java').replace('\\','/'))
215
216    #sonar_properties = os.path.join(sonarhome, 'conf', 'sonar.properties')
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integration-tests/features/environment.py
 64    if sonarhome is None:
 65        msg = (f"\tCannot find a SonarQube instance to integrate against.\n"
 66            f"\tMake sure there is a SonarQube running or pass a path to\n"
 67            f"\tSonarQube using environment variable 'SONARHOME'\n") 68        print(msg, flush=True)
 69        sys.exit(1)
 70
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integration-tests/features/environment.py
 63    sonarhome = os.environ.get('SONARHOME', None)
 64    if sonarhome is None:
 65        msg = (f"\tCannot find a SonarQube instance to integrate against.\n"
 66            f"\tMake sure there is a SonarQube running or pass a path to\n" 67            f"\tSonarQube using environment variable 'SONARHOME'\n")
 68        print(msg, flush=True)
 69        sys.exit(1)