USING SNYK
Flags
The flags for each SCM script
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SCM
Credentials
Orgs
Repo
Exclusion File Path
Json
Skip Snyk monitored repos
Import file folder path
Repo type for import file
Additional flags
Azure
"token""projectKeys""repo""exclusionFilePath""json""skipSnykMonitoredRepos""importConfDir""importFileRepoType""org" [required]BB Cloud
"user"/"password""workspaces""repo""exclusionFilePath""json""skipSnykMonitoredRepos""importConfDir""importFileRepoType"​
BB Server
"token""projectKeys""repo""exclusionFilePath""json""skipSnykMonitoredRepos""importConfDir""importFileRepoType""url" [required]GitHub
"token""orgs""repo""exclusionFilePath""json"​
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GitHub Ent.
"token""orgs""repo""exclusionFilePath""json"​
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"url" [required], "fetchAllOrgs" [optional]**GitLab
"token""groups""project""exclusionFilePath""json"​
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GitLab Ent.
"token""groups""project""exclusionFilePath""json"​
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"url" [required]The flag names correspond to their names in the SCM.
The "private" SCMs, like Bitbucket server, GitHub Enterprise, and GitLab Enterprise, need a host url to be set as a flag in the command.
The
"fetchAllOrgs" flag is unique to GitHub Enterprise and distinguishes between two levels of access to the Orgs in the GHE:
1. With the flag - Fetches all the orgs that the provided token has access to.
2. Without the flag - Fetches only the orgs to which the User whose token was provided has some operation rights, for example, read permissions and so on.For further details on how to use the generated import file with the snyk-api-import tool, see Creating and using the import files.
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