Great article. I love the breakdown. Thanks for sharing!
A small remark on authenticating the CLI.
Although your way definitely works, the preferred way of authenticating is:
snyk auth (will open a browser and let you sign in)
snyk auth token sets the preferred token in your configuration
Alternatively, you can also set an environment variable SNYK_TOKEN containing the token. This way, you do not need to run anything at all. This is super useful we automating CLI scanning in a CI pipeline, for instance.
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Hi Lukonde.
Great article. I love the breakdown. Thanks for sharing!
A small remark on authenticating the CLI.
Although your way definitely works, the preferred way of authenticating is:
snyk auth(will open a browser and let you sign in)snyk auth tokensets the preferred token in your configuration Alternatively, you can also set an environment variableSNYK_TOKENcontaining the token. This way, you do not need to run anything at all. This is super useful we automating CLI scanning in a CI pipeline, for instance.