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Hello @MPeña913051 (Community Member) ,
There is something similar for Jenkins and there is a Help Center article Jenkins Pipeline Scan Examples, that should instruct you on how to proceed.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer
Thanks @Jason M., Veracode Support (Veracode) .
That is documentation I followed to add the Pipeline Scan to our existing pipeline but I wondering if there was something that allow see the scan results in a nicer way. The YouTube video shows the issues in GitLab with a nice UI and I was wondering if there was something similar for Jenkins.
Maybe this should be a separate question but I am throwing it anyway, do you know if it is possible to import the scan results to JIRA?
@MPeña913051 (Community Member) ,
Can you please share the link to the YouTube video you are referring to? In regards to your other questions, there is a Help Center article Perform a Selective Finding Import in Jira, that has steps on selecting specific findings from the Veracode Platform to Jira.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer
Thanks @Jason M., Veracode Support (Veracode) , I will review that link which may be helpful.
Find below the link the the YouTube video I mentioned.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv9R615B_34&t=198s
Hi @MPeña913051 (Community Member) ,
At this time we don't have anything exactly what GitLab has like that but we are working on improving the overall experience with Pipeline Scan. It might not be what you are looking for but there are a few general examples of pipeline results in this Help Center article Pipeline Scan Example Scan Results.
Just to provide you with another option, to avoid Jenkins or a pipeline entirely, is to simply run a few PS commands from your desktop (see Help Center article Run a Pipeline Scan from the Command Line) which links to our prepackaged verademo app.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer
Thanks for your comments @Jason M., Veracode Support (Veracode) , your help is much appreciated.