Laura NetoandGitHub
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* SonarCloud: allow unit test failures without failing the analysis Test failures should not block SonarCloud analysis - coverage data is still collected by dotnet-coverage regardless of test outcome. The regular CI pipeline is the correct gate for test pass/fail. * SonarCloud: install Java 21 explicitly and skip JRE provisioning - Add actions/setup-java@v5 (temurin-21) so JAVA_HOME always points to Java 21 - Pass sonar.scanner.skipJreProvisioning=true in the begin command since Java 21 is installed explicitly, removing the need for the scanner to download a JRE at runtime * SonarCloud: clear SONARQUBE_SCANNER_PARAMS after begin Prevents the End analysis step from re-applying sonar params that begin already wrote to the analysis config, eliminating the "Ignoring property from env variable" warning. * SonarCloud: always cancel in-progress runs on new push * TEMP: add failing test to verify pipeline resilience — revert before merge * Revert "TEMP: add failing test to verify pipeline resilience — revert before merge" This reverts commit828a7510cb. * Revert "SonarCloud: clear SONARQUBE_SCANNER_PARAMS after begin" This reverts commit1911b65db1. * Make SonarCloud workflow resilient to build and test failures * Fix inaccurate warning message when unit tests fail * Revert build step resilience, keep test failure warning * Improve test failure warning with coverage file check * Temporary: add failing test to verify SonarCloud workflow resilience * Revert "Temporary: add failing test to verify SonarCloud workflow resilience" This reverts commit71ecd61034.
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