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You can see the report by reading the file ./target/sonar/report-task.txt

Using def getURL = readProperties file: './target/sonar/report-task.txt'

and extract by calling something like this ${getURL['dashboardUrl']} which is will give url of report. also that above file have taskId.

so it should like this

The maven-pmd-plugin and SonarQube PMD plugin are separate artifacts, which depend on a specific version of PMD. So all three have different versions and lifecycles.

The maven-pmd-plugin uses the latest PMD version at the time the plugin has been released, but you can override the version at runtime: https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-pmd-plugin/examples/upgrading-PMD-at-runtime.html

As you can see, maven-pmd-plugin 3.14.0 uses PMD 6.29.0.

As @P.Sanjay pointed out, SonarQube PMD 3.3.1 uses PMD 6.30.0, as mentioned in the release notes (https://community.sonarsource.com/t/new-release-sonar-pmd-plugin-3-3-1/38223). There is also an overview of the different versions in the README.md: https://github.com/jensgerdes/sonar-pmd

PMD itself is released on a regular basis (once per month), so you'll usually find a newer version on https://pmd.github.io than used in the plugins.

grid_result.best_estimator_ contains the refit estimator (since you've left the default value for the refit parameter), which is a fitted clone of your clf. That happens to be a pipeline object (with two steps) in your case; if you want to access the keras model, you can access it as though a dictionary:

grid_result.best_estimator_['model'] will be a fitted KerasClassifier object. And those have the model attribute which contains the native keras object:

grid_result.best_estimator_['model'].model

It's because You didn't specify gradle task to be run:

I finally solved this by removing the line :

Entire sbt file is showing in red including the name, version, scalaVersion

This is likely caused by some missing configuration in IntelliJ, you should have some kind of popup that aks you to "configure Scala SDK". If not, you can go to your module settings and add the Scala SDK.

when i compile following is the error which i am getting now

If you look closely to the error, you should notice this message:

First of all, this Sonar rule was added about 2 years ago in this Pull Request with this example

I then found those SO articles answering similar questions: article 1, article 2 but it was still unclear to me so I kept on looking.

Finally I reviewed this documentation and found the answer I was looking for in the last example provided.

In the above example, notice there is no await statement after the return keyword, although that would be valid too: The return value of an async function is implicitly wrapped in Promise.resolve - if it's not already a promise itself (as in this example).

Note: The implicit wrapping of return values in Promise.resolve does not imply that return await promiseValue is functionally equivalent to return promiseValue.

I tried the error handling with and without the await on my project and ended up removing the await triggering the warning. So far I haven't seen any difference. I have also noticed that if you wrap the same code inside a try / catch, the Sonar warning isn't raised anymore.

From now on, I will follow Sonar's advice but will update this thread if I encounter an issue.

You need to mock resttemplate something like below

I solved such kind of problems by writing an interceptor like the following, as explained at https://docs.oracle.com/javaee/7/tutorial/interceptors002.htm: