GitHub, a code repository hosting service owned by Microsoft, now offers developers the option to have their code repositories automatically scanned for vulnerabilities.
The new feature, which is accessible as a “default setup” option, is designed to make it easier for code developers to identify and fix vulnerabilities. It allows open-source developers and businesses to enable code scanning without the use of a.yaml file and will immediately give them insights into their code’s problems.
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It is accessible for JavaScript, Python, and Ruby repositories. Users of GitHub should go to the ‘Settings’ tab in their repositories and then select ‘Code security and analysis’ under ‘Security’ to enable the new feature.
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