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Scanning your repository

Prerequisite You registered in Corgea

Prerequisite You have completed a scan

Depending on the size of the results in the scan, it may take sometime for results to show up. For a couple of hundred findings, it should take 10 mins.

Go to scanning to learn more.

1

Select an Issue

  • Navigate to the projects page.
  • Choose a project.
  • Click on a Scan.
  • Click on an issue that has a fix that is ready you’d like to resolve.
2

Review the fix

Corgea puts rigious controls and checks to ensure fixes are of the highest quality. However, we do recommend reviewing the quality of the fix as they are AI generated.

3

Apply the fix

If the fix seems appropriate, there are two ways to apply fixes:

  • Option 1: Corgea Web Application

    Click on the “Fix Issue” and then on the “Issue PR” button.

    To issue a pull-request from Corgea, you need to setup the appropriate integration with GitHub or Azure DevOps.

    Corgea will automatically issue a pull-request with a description of the issue, and a description of the fix. It will tag the last committer to the file as a reviewer

    Alternatively, users can download the Git diff or the full fixed file by clicking on the “Git Patch” or “Fixed File” options.

  • Option 2: Corgea IDE Extensions

    Corgea supports applying fixes locally using our IDE extensions. Corgea supports Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio 2022 IDE extensions.

4

Optionally: Vote on the fix

If the fix is good or bad, please leave a vote, and ideally a comment. We review your feedback and use it to make Corgea better, so we greatly appreciate them.

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Troubleshooting

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Scanning your repository

Prerequisite You registered in Corgea

Prerequisite You have completed a scan

Depending on the size of the results in the scan, it may take sometime for results to show up. For a couple of hundred findings, it should take 10 mins.

Go to scanning to learn more.

1

Select an Issue

  • Navigate to the projects page.
  • Choose a project.
  • Click on a Scan.
  • Click on an issue that has a fix that is ready you’d like to resolve.
2

Review the fix

Corgea puts rigious controls and checks to ensure fixes are of the highest quality. However, we do recommend reviewing the quality of the fix as they are AI generated.

3

Apply the fix

If the fix seems appropriate, there are two ways to apply fixes:

  • Option 1: Corgea Web Application

    Click on the “Fix Issue” and then on the “Issue PR” button.

    To issue a pull-request from Corgea, you need to setup the appropriate integration with GitHub or Azure DevOps.

    Corgea will automatically issue a pull-request with a description of the issue, and a description of the fix. It will tag the last committer to the file as a reviewer

    Alternatively, users can download the Git diff or the full fixed file by clicking on the “Git Patch” or “Fixed File” options.

  • Option 2: Corgea IDE Extensions

    Corgea supports applying fixes locally using our IDE extensions. Corgea supports Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio 2022 IDE extensions.

4

Optionally: Vote on the fix

If the fix is good or bad, please leave a vote, and ideally a comment. We review your feedback and use it to make Corgea better, so we greatly appreciate them.

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Troubleshooting