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You can incorporate Checks Code Compliance into your development process in the
following ways:
Understand the current state of your application
Before integrating Checks Code Compliance into your CI/CD pipeline, you can
assess your existing source code by running the CLI command on your repository's
main branch. This initial scan will provide insights into your application's
current state.
Schedule regular complete scans [Recommended]
To automatically generate Checks Code Compliance reports, we recommend
integrating the CLI as part of your CI/CD pipeline. You can configure Checks
Code Compliance to run on every commit, every new PR/MR, or on a cron schedule.
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