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@snyk/protect package
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Group projects for monitoring
This feature is currently in Open Beta. There are areas where it is not fully supported. Currently Snyk Open Source is supported.
Your project may have multiple states which you want to monitor separately, for example, branches, releases, or deployments. You can use the --target-reference option to separate projects into these specific groupings.
--target-reference takes any text so you can combine it with a command to automatically set it to a value. Examples follow.
Set --target-reference to the current Git branch.
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snyk monitor --target-reference="$(git branch --show-current)"
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Use the latest Git tag.
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snyk monitor --target-reference="$(git describe --tags --abbrev=0)"
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You can adjust the option for the developer tools used in your project. Any valid Git target can be used.
--target-reference allows you to create sub-groupings on the Projects page.
A project page with sub-groups.
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