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I am using sonar-cube 5.2 with sonar-runner-2.4. I have configured a bitbucket (using mibexsoftware/sonar-bitbucket-plugin) repo, and set this property: sonar.bitbucket.minSeverity=INFO in my local git repo directory.

I can run the analysis, and I do see a Pull Request comment, but the comment is a generic: "SonarQube Analysis reported no issues. Take a chocolate :-)". This really only indicates that my access between sonarqube and bitbucket is correct...

If I go to the sonarqube server, there are several issues identified with my project (a java project). Some are minor, but there is a critical and a major issue.

Based on the documentation, shouldn't some of these issues create Pull Request comments?

Thanks!

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Pull request analysis is only going to make comments for new issues in the code changed in the PR

G. Ann - SonarSource Team
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