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Hi @SClough646449 (Community Member), this is possible using the Optional Arguments input in the Veracode Upload and Scan task. The arguments you can use are documented in the Help Center: https://help.veracode.com/r/r_uploadandscan
In particular, you can pass -include and -exclude to specify the modules to be scanned or not scanned.
The Following link is not working..i am trying to include *.JS files in my sandbox scan from TFS ..it's getting uploaded into scan but falls under unselected module..how do i keep it as selected module..In manual run its working fine
Hi @bbonam572135 (Community Member) -- thanks for posting. The Help Center content for the Veracode Upload and Scan command line option has moved. The new location is here.
Regarding your question about including *.JS files, how are you uploading them? To analyze .JS files, Veracode requires that they be zipped prior to submission. See the Packaging Instructions for JavaScript/TypeScript in the Compilation Guide for more information.
I have uploaded it as a zip file and showing Jsfile.zip as a module under Review Modules , appended *.Js to TFS Job Optional Parameter
Regards
Bobby