Repositories

The Repositories page shows all repositories in your project. Add repositories, run scans, and view security issues for each repository.

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Repository List

View all repositories with:

• Repository name - Name from GitHub or custom label
• Last scan - When the repository was last scanned
• Issues - Open issue count
• Status - Scan status (Idle, Scanning, etc.)

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Adding Repositories

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Via GitHub Integration (Recommended)

1. Go to Settings → Integrations
2. Click “Connect GitHub” if not connected
3. Return to Repositories → “Add Repository”
4. Select repositories from the dropdown

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Manual Setup

For repositories not in GitHub:

1. Click “Add Repository”
2. Select “Manual Setup”
3. Follow CLI instructions to upload your code

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Running Scans

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Manual Scan

1. Find the repository in the list
2. Click “Scan”
3. Monitor progress in the scan indicator

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Automatic Scans

Enable auto-scanning for repositories:

1. Click the repository settings (gear icon)
2. Toggle “Auto Scan” on
3. Scans trigger on:
   • New pull requests
   • Pushes to the default branch

See Auto Scan for configuration options.

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Repository Detail View

Click a repository to see:

• Issues tab - Security findings for this repository only
• Scans tab - History of all scans
• Settings - Repository-specific configuration

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Filtering Issues

Within a repository view:

• Filter by branch to see branch-specific issues
• Filter by severity to prioritize critical findings
• Filter by status to see open, ignored, or closed issues

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Repository Settings

Configure per-repository options:

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Deleting Repositories

1. Click repository settings (gear icon)
2. Scroll to “Danger Zone”
3. Click “Delete Repository”

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