vsankar821763 (Community Member) asked a question.
I have couple of question
how can i get the scan results in Json File with SRCCLR Jenkins scan. For Shell i am using "curl -sSL https://download.sourceclear.com/ci.sh | SRCCLR_CI_JSON=1 sh > vulnerability.json" Please share me the exact equivalent for Powershell ...
FYI : I tried the below for powershell but JSON size is outgrowing much not sure if that is right
iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).Do
wnloadString('https://download.srcclr.com/ci.ps1')); srcclr scan --json="vulnerablity.json" |Out-File -FilePath="vulnerability.json"
Is there a way to create a pull request for Agent scan result, I saw an informative video explaining the same , but not sure how can i do that when running the same in Jenkins integration since i don't see agent.yml file anywhere . Appreciate if i can get detailed steps on how to implement the same . Thanks in advance
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Hello @vsankar821763 (Community Member) ,
If you look in the help command from within the srcclr agent itself, there is a section that shows the option --json [String] and it's description, so you should be able to use the following format regardless of the environment that you are running the agent in:
Srcclr scan –-json=”/path/to/filename.json”
In regards to your pull request, we currently have any example documents for doing this in a Jenkinsfile, but there is a Jenkins plugin that lets you use YAML files in Jenkins pipelines: https://plugins.jenkins.io/pipeline-as-yaml/
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