List of SonarQube sonar-scanner.properties options with explaination

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Here are some common SonarQube sonar-scanner.properties options and their explanations:

sonar.host.url: The URL of the SonarQube server being used.
sonar.login: The login token or username to authenticate with the SonarQube server.
sonar.password: The password to authenticate with the SonarQube server.
sonar.projectKey: A unique identifier for the project being analyzed. This is used to differentiate between different projects in SonarQube.
sonar.projectName: The display name for the project being analyzed. This is what will be displayed in SonarQube.
sonar.projectVersion: The version number for the project being analyzed.
sonar.sources: The comma-separated list of directories containing the source code. SonarQube will analyze the code in these directories.
sonar.tests: The comma-separated list of directories containing the test code. SonarQube will analyze the test code in these directories.
sonar.language: The programming language used in the source code.
sonar.sourceEncoding: The character encoding used in the source code.
sonar.coverageReportPaths: The comma-separated list of paths to the code coverage report(s).
sonar.exclusions: The comma-separated list of files or directories to exclude from analysis.
sonar.inclusions: The comma-separated list of files or directories to include in analysis.
sonar.projectBaseDir: The base directory for the project being analyzed. This is the directory that contains the sonar-scanner.properties file.
sonar.log.level: The level of logging for the SonarQube scanner.
sonar.verbose: Whether or not to output verbose logging information.

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