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Adding a GitHub Cloud code server on BluBracket Community & Team Editions |
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Go to Settings → Code Servers in your BluBracket account and click the "add code server" button.
{{< figure src="step-1-add-code-server.png" caption="The Settings → Code Servers page." >}}
Select GitHub Cloud from the list of available code server types.
{{< figure src="step-2-select-code-server.png" caption="The list of code server types in BluBracket." >}}
Click the button to continue.
{{< figure src="step-3-add-github-cloud-org.png" caption="Additional details about how to add a GitHub Cloud code server to BluBracket." >}}
BluBracket can monitor repos in any GitHub organization you have permissions to. Simply select the org you wish to monitor (you can add more later!).
{{< figure src="step-4-github-org-selection.png" caption="Select the GitHub org to monitor (repos can be chosen in the next step, and additional orgs can be added later)." >}}
BluBracket can monitor all your repos (including any new ones you add later), or you can choose specific repos to monitor.
{{< figure src="step-5a-all-repos.png" caption="Monitor all GitHub repos in the org, including new ones created later." >}}
{{< figure src="step-5b-select-repos.png" caption="Specify GitHub repos to monitor." >}}
We'll start scanning your repos immediately, but it can take a moment to scan through each selected repo and all their history. We recommend coming back in a few minutes and refreshing your browser for best results.
{{< figure src="step-6-blubracket-scanning.png" caption="BluBracket starting its initial repo scan after adding a GitHub org." >}}
The history of your repos can go deep, but BluBracket will dig through everything and give you a comprehensive report on our findings.
{{< figure src="step-7-review-risks.png" caption="BluBracket's quick view of your code security health." >}}
The BluBracket app for GitHub Checks will scan all new pull requests in real time to alert you to any risks while you're reviewing your code and before you merge it.
BluBracket checks are non-blocking by default.
{{< figure src="step-8-github-checks.png" caption="The BluBracket app for GitHub Checks helps protect each pull request." >}}