Import Project with Snyk Code

How to import a Project to scan with Snyk Code

Snyk is rolling out a new navigation. The steps on this page describe the classic interface. If your view looks different, visit Navigate the Snyk Web UI to map these options to the new interface.

Import Project with Snyk Code

Imported Projects are organized under Target folders on the Projects page, named after the Git repository account and specific repository. See Import a Project to scan and identify issues.

Configure the test frequency by navigating to Code Analysis Project > Settings. See Snyk Code Analysis test frequency settings.

To do a manual test on your repository, you can use the Retest now option.

Re-import repository to Snyk

If you want to test repositories already imported to Snyk before the Snyk Code option was enabled, you need to re-import them (see Snyk Code conditions).

1. Log in to the Snyk Web UI and select your Group and Organization.

2. Navigate to Projects > Add projects.

3. In the Enable Snyk Code section, change the setting to Enabled.

4. Select the Git repository containing the repositories you want to re-import.

5. On the Personal and Organization repositories page, select the repositories you want to re-import to Snyk. Repositories that have already been imported are indicated with a checkmark.

6. Select Add selected repositories to re-import the selected repositories.

Your selected repositories are re-imported to Snyk. During the re-import process, Snyk Code analyzes these repositories, and a Code analysis Project is added to each repository, containing the results of the Snyk Code test.

Re-test repositories

What's next?

• How importing repositories work

• Exclude directories and files from the import process

• Remove imported repository