Connecting Code Repository to a Project
Once you've configured your repository integration and LLM provider, you need to connect specific repositories to one of your projects. Each project can connect to multiple repositories for finding and fixing security vulnerabilities.
Adding Repository Sources to a Project
You can connect repositories to either an existing project or create a new project during the setup process.
- For Existing Projects
- Navigate to your project in Bright's UI
- Go to Project Settings
- Navigate to the STAR Sources section
- Click Add Source A modal will appear showing all available repositories from your connected integrations (GitHub, GitLab)
- Select one or more repositories you want to connect to this project
- Choose which branches to monitor (default: main/master)
- Click Add to complete the connection
- For New Projects
- Navigate to Projects in the main menu
- Click "Create Project"
- Enter your project name and description
- Select groups that can access this project
- Click Create
- Once a project is created, follow the same steps as in the previous section to connect STAR to the new project
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