We are thrilled to announce that automatic analysis is now live for GitLab projects on SonarQube Cloud. This zero-configuration feature enables SonarQube Cloud to audit your source code by interfacing directly with your GitLab instance. Once your project is added, the platform assesses compatibility and launches a scan without any manual pipeline setup.
Automatic analysis for GitLab is now available
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