SonarQube 4.3.2 Javascript exclude

SonarQube can ignore issues on certain components and against certain coding rules. You might want to read the Ignore Issues on Multiple Criteria section in SonarQube Narrowing the Focus.

As mentioned in the documentation:

You can ignore issues on certain components and for certain coding rules.

Examples:

• I want to ignore all issues on all files => *;**/*
• I want to ignore all issues on COBOL program bank/ZTR00021.cbl => *;bank/ZTR00021.cbl
• I want to ignore all issues on classes located directly in the Java package com.foo, but not in its sub-packages => ;com/foo/
• I want to ignore all issues against coding rule cpp.Union on files in the directory object and its sub-directories => cpp.Union;object/**/*

This is invalid:

sonar.module= myModule

You probably meant to write this (plural "modules"):

sonar.modules = myModule

The use of sonar.modules is demonstrated in several examples in the documentation. With this correction, the exclusions should work as expected, both global and project-specific.

Also make sure that you're using the correct glob pattern, as explained here.

Finally, in your last examples you used a terminating ; at the end of lines, for example myModule.sonar.exclusions=**/notMyCode/*.js, you should remove those.