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Connect a source-control provider from the Integrations page. You can connect GitHub and GitLab independently.

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Connect GitHub

  1. Go to the Integrations page. Integration Page
  2. Select Connect for GitHub.
  3. You will be redirected to GitHub. Github Repo Choice Page Web
  4. Give the Symbiotic GitHub App access to all repositories in your organization or select specific repositories. You can change this scope later.
  5. Select Install & Authorize.
  6. You will return to Symbiotic, where selected repositories are scanned in the background.

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Change GitHub repository access

  1. Go to the Integrations page.
  2. Select Manage for GitHub.
  3. You will be redirected to GitHub. Github Repo Choice Page Web
  4. Change the repository scope, then select Install & Authorize.
  5. You will return to Symbiotic, where newly added repositories are scanned in the background.

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Connect GitLab

  1. Go to the Integrations page and select Connect for GitLab.
  2. Choose GitLab Cloud or GitLab Self-Managed.
  3. Enter the GitLab group ID and a group access token. For GitLab Self-Managed, also enter the GitLab instance URL.
  4. Select Continue. Symbiotic retrieves the projects available to the group.
  5. Select the projects to scan and choose whether new projects are scanned automatically.
  6. Complete the connection. Symbiotic scans the selected projects in the background.
Store the GitLab group access token only in the integration form. Use a token with the minimum permissions needed to read the selected projects, and rotate or revoke it in GitLab if it is no longer needed.

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Manage or disconnect GitLab

  1. Go to the Integrations page and select Manage for GitLab.
  2. Update the selected projects or automatic scanning setting, then select Save.
  3. To remove the connection, select Disconnect and confirm.