SonarQube Plugin for Bamboo - sonarqube

I have Bamboo version 5.2 configured on my local system.
I want to install a sonarqube plugin in my bamboo instance. I found a plugin for version 5.1, but was unable to find a plugin for version 5.2.
From where do I get the appropriate plugin and how to configure the sonar runner task with it?

it is not supported for your version of Bamboo. Its a open source plugin so you can pick it up, work on it and make it compatible with your Bamboo verison

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I want to use perforce as SonarQube 5.3 scm provider, but it failed with this error message:
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I would like to upgrade my current sonar installation from 3.0.1 to 3.1 (or higher). As usual, the system checks the compatibility of the installed plugins with the new release. While normally, this is not much an issue, sonar now wants me to remove seven plugins, I rely on. Steps to perform sonar system upgrade (sorry, I can't post a picture):
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Date: Jun 13, 2012
Release Notes: Global dashboards, Findbugs 2.0, rules for unit tests
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the plugin Findbugs which is not compatible with Sonar 3.1.
the plugin Surefire which is not compatible with Sonar 3.1.
the plugin Checkstyle which is not compatible with Sonar 3.1.
the plugin PMD which is not compatible with Sonar 3.1.
the plugin JaCoCo which is not compatible with Sonar 3.1.
the plugin Cobertura which is not compatible with Sonar 3.1.
the plugin Squid for Java which is not compatible with Sonar 3.1.
Stop Sonar
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Start Sonar
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The warnings can be safely ignored when upgrading to 3.5.1: http://sonar.15.x6.nabble.com/Upgrading-Sonar-3-0-1-gt-3-1-requires-to-uninstall-almost-all-plugins-td5014227.html

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