Allow mono-repo decoration for Bitbucket #578
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The key for the Code Insights report uses a static value which results in any report submitted by Sonarqube overwriting any existing report, even where reports are submitted from different projects, such as would happen in a mono-report setup. The report key is therefore being changed to use the project key, so that repeated scans from a single project continue to overwrite each other, whilst scans against the same repository from different projects will allow new reports to be submitted without altering existing reports.
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The key for the Code Insights report uses a static value which results
in any report submitted by Sonarqube overwriting any existing report,
even where reports are submitted from different projects, such as would
happen in a mono-report setup. The report key is therefore being changed
to use the project key, so that repeated scans from a single project
continue to overwrite each other, whilst scans against the same
repository from different projects will allow new reports to be
submitted without altering existing reports.