Add a code source

A code source is a linked repository on the branch you want reviewed: the whole repository or a single folder of it. That branch is the tracked branch, and scans and fixes always work on it. A monorepo can be several code sources, one per folder.

Organization owners and admins add code sources.

1. 1

   Open Code Sources

   In the portal, open Code Sources and choose Add source.

2. 2

   Pick a repository

   Choose one of the repositories you linked on Connections.

3. 3

   Choose the branch and folder

   Pick the branch to review and, optionally, a folder inside the repository. Give the source a display name when the repository name is not clear.

Exclude folders

Exclude folders you never want reviewed, such as vendor/ or test fixtures. Excluded paths belong to the code source, so one list applies to every project that uses the source.

• A source can have up to 50 excluded paths, each a directory prefix of 1 to 200 characters, relative to the repository root.
• A trailing / is added for you. A path cannot start with /, contain .., a backslash or a wildcard.
• Each run takes the list as it stands when the run is created. Editing it later does not change work that is queued or running.

Excluded folders never enter a scan. They still count toward the download limits on Limits. Files larger than 8 MiB are skipped automatically; see Limits.

One source per folder

For a monorepo, add the same repository once for each folder you want to treat as its own code source, then group them into projects. Set up a monorepo as several code sources walks through it.

Next

Create a project from one or more code sources.