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Private Dependencies

Analyzing a private project sometimes needs access to another private repository. Your team might be using a Git repository to distribute a private library. This kind of dependency is supported in some tools including Bundler, npm.

We support using SSH to access a private repository during an analysis session.

  • You can specify your SSH private key for each project.
  • During an analysis session, the GIT_SSH environment variable will be set so that your Git access will use that key.

Uploading the SSH Key

Add SSH key

  1. Visit the repository setting page.
  2. Fill in the text field with the content of the key file.
  3. You can specify the description of the SSH key.
  4. Save.

Note that the private key cannot have a passphrase and must be an RSA key.

Using SSH

Currently, only a few analysis tools use an SSH configuration.

  • ESLint (npm install)
  • TSLint (npm install)
  • CoffeeLint (npm install)
  • stylelint (npm install)
  • RuboCop (bundle install)

Other tools do not use SSH so adding an SSH key for such tools are not needed.

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