analyze .net core solution with sonarcloud and github actions
hi,

i’d like to analyze my .net core solution with sonarcloud in github actions.

is this a supported scenario?

i followed the instructions at <https://github.com/marketplace/actions/sonarcloud-scan> and added the sonarcloud step to my workflow:

name: sonarcloud scan

uses: sonarsource/sonarcloud…
update: resolved.

my github actions workflow was configured for windows. this was no problem up until the sonarcloud task. i now configured it to run on linux and now the workflow succeeds across the board.

name: .net core

on: [push]

jobs:

build:

runs-on: ubuntu-latest
fwiw, i’m now using the “official” [docker login](https://github.com/marketplace/actions/docker-login) action with a docker hub [access token](https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/access-tokens):

- name: docker login

uses: docker/login-action@v1

with:

username: ${{ secrets.docker\_username }}

password: ${{ secrets.docker\_token }}

:rocket: i assume the issue is that the first workflow pushes the tag using github\_token? the direct route would be to use a pat for the git push operation instead, in that case the second workflow should run.

you might also be able to use a workflow\_run event to start the second workflow, but in that case … here is an example notebook

<https://gist.github.com/volkerh/465925d24accc940f7a0a0b1f5f40f7a#file-map_array_example-ipynb>

map\_array\_example.ipynb

{

"cells": [

{

"cell\_type": "code",

"execution\_count": 1,

"id": "satellite-momentum",

"metadata": {},

"outputs": [],

"source… A .sequ file contains an Action created by the Action Wizard. Such an Action can only be executed via the user interface in Adobe Acrobat Pro. There is no documented method to run an Action via any of the APIs published as part of the Acrobat SDK. What you can do is to deconstruct the Action and see if you can automate the individual processing steps via the API. If and how that would work depends on the processing steps in your Action, but also on the API you are using. i just finished the google it support professional certificate and am currently studying for the comptia triad (a+, net+, and sec+).

the courses of the google it support professional certificate (gitspc) are somewhat less in depth but on a wider variety of topics than the a+. at the end of the course, you'll probably know more about networking and server management than you'd need to for the a+, but not enough about specific connectors or ports.

the first course starts out much gentler than any a+ study materials i've seen, so if you're a beginner (like i was), i recommend at least looking at the first gitspc course to get familiar with some of the hardware before going too far in depth on form factors, standards, port names, etc. by the time you've completed all five courses, you have a lot of information under your belt, some of it applicable to the a+, but some of it beyond the scope of that exam. as the courses start with fundamentals and move on to more in-depth networking, os management, sysadmin/server management, and security, it provides a great foundation for a+, net+, sec+, mspc, rhsa, lpi, and more. i feel way more confident in my ability to work on and achieve those types of certifications now that i'm not floundering around and vaguely unaware of what those fields actually consist of.

tl;dr: the course isn't an a+ study guide, but it can definitely help you nail down some of the fundamentals. when you've finished it, you'll find that you feel pretty confident with a surprising number of the exam objectives for a+, net+, and sec+, which will reduce your total study time if you go after those certs. <p>we use bazaavoice for the reviews on our site, and it's a solid service. if you are using an older version of bv reviews, then you definitely want to move over to cloud seo because those are generated through server side scripting instead of using iframes like the old implementation.</p> what to do::

docker exec -it gitlab /bin/bash

then

apt install update-manager-core

then

do-release-upgrade it's not in the core, but you can use an app: <https://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php/registration?content=170608> here’s the preview link:

<https://preview.webflow.com/preview/growing-divs?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=dashboard&utm_content=growing-divs&preview=b04849fa7dd685a1d207211c6ddc7c5b&mode=preview>

let me know if you can do it with this or if you need me to make the project clonable. <p>hi olatz,</p>
<p>good tools that you could look into as well are similarweb, semrush and searchmetrics as they all also provide information for competitor analysis and may provide you with a lot of keyword information.</p>