Add a Project to CodeScan from Git
- 26 May 2023
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Add a Project to CodeScan from Git
- Updated on 26 May 2023
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This document guides how to add a git project to your CodeScan cloud account and run the analysis.
This method can be used to add a project from any git-based SCM; however, if you use a cloud version of GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab, we suggest you use the specific integration for your repository.
- Login to your CodeScan account.
- Once you log into your CodeScan account, click on the (+) icon in the top right corner and select Analyze new project.
- It takes you to a different window. Choose the Organization for which you'd like to create a project.
- In the next screen, click on Add Analysis Project option.
- You will now see a new popup window; select Git from the given options.
- Enter the necessary information in the fields as mentioned below:
- Fill in the GIT repository URL. You can add two types of URL addresses in the field:
- An HTTPS URL like
https://github.com/user/repo.git
- An SSH URL, like
git@github.com:user/repo.git
orssh://github.com/user/repo
- An HTTPS URL like
- Enter the Git username and the security token in their respective fields, followed by the project branch name.
- Enter the CodeScan project security key, followed by the project name.Note:To know where to find the project key, refer to our document on how to do it by clicking here.
- Under Scheduling, choose whether to run the project automatically by selecting Daily or manually by selecting Manual.
- If you select Daily, another field named Schedule has to be selected by choosing the time you want the automatic analysis to be triggered.
- Fill in the GIT repository URL. You can add two types of URL addresses in the field:
This triggers the project analysis and the added project under your CodeScan organization.
This project will now run daily at the scheduled time unless configured otherwise.
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