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Setup

Currently Corgea supports GitHub repositories via the Corgea GitHub App. This page will help you setup the GitHub App so Corgea can issue pull requests to scan and fix vulnerabilities.

You can install the Github App from our integrations page or from an issue as seen in the following steps:

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Install the Corgea GitHub App

Click on the Install button next to the GitHub logo on the Integrations page.

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Continue setup in Github

Select only one organization to install for and make sure that the organization you selected matches what your typed in previously. GitHub will ask you to accept permissions and select which repositories are accessible. Only repositories that are made accessible to Corgea will be capable of recieving pull requests from Corgea.

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Using Corgea with GitHub

Great! You’ve now connected Corgea with GitHub. The GitHub app will now scan every PR to find and provide suggested fixes, and you can now issue PRs to fix vulnerabilities from Corgea.

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Scanning PRs

Corgea scans each pull request for potential vulnerabilities and suggests actionable fixes.

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Issuing PRs from Corgea

You can now issue a PR that fixes an issue from any issue page in Corgea.

When you click “Create Pull-Request” a new tab will open with pull request created. You may need to disable your pop-up blocker.

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Troubleshooting

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