第6章 Installing and configuring the Ansible code bot

Procedure

1. Log in to GitHub by using the account associated with your organization.
2. Go to the Ansible code bot GitHub app.

3. Select the Ansible repositories that you want the app to access:

   • All repositories: Provides access to read the metadata of all repositories.
   • Only select repositories: Provides access to read the metadata of only the repositories that you select.
4. Optional: If you selected Only select repositories in the previous step, select the repositories that you want the Ansible code bot to access from the Select repositories list.

5. Click Install & Authorize. A message is displayed that specifies the following permissions are granted automatically to the bot during installation:

   • Read access to metadata
   • Read and write access to code and pull requests
6. When prompted, log in to your Red Hat Single Sign-On account as an organization administrator.

7. Log in to the Ansible code bot dashboard:

   1. On the Authorize Ansible code bot page, verify your account and repository permissions.

   2. Click Authorize Ansible.

      From the Authorize Ansible code bot page, the following actions occur:

      • Ansible code bot verifies that you are a part of an organization that has an active subscription to Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform.

      • GitHub requests read permissions to access the repositories associated with your account.

        On successful authorization, you are logged in to Ansible code bot dashboard. The dashboard displays all your repositories that have the Ansible code bot installed along with their scan status.

1. Review the initial PR for the suggested changes, and merge the PR.

   After you merge the initial PR, the configured scan schedule is triggered, and the subsequent repository scans are performed weekly.

   注記

   If you do not merge the initial PR, the weekly scan schedule is not triggered and the Ansible code bot dashboard displays the repositories without any associated scan history.

   The following illustration is an example of an initial PR being created:

   
2. Optional: If required, you can manually scan your repositories or change the scan schedule to a daily or monthly cadence.
3. Modify scanned repositories by adding repositories or removing existing repositories from being scanned.