What Does the Blueprint Show? The blueprint can be accessed from the top navigation bar by clicking the Blueprint tab: When you click it, you’ll be taken to the Blueprint page, which displays the major components of your repository. Each component is represented as a rectangle, where the size of the…
1. You need an active Embold account. (Don’t have one? Sign up free here).2. Identifying Problems builds off of the lessons learned in the previous articles. To get the most out of this article we recommend you finish your first scan. Embold rating system The Embold rating system is a numeric…
Repositories are the storage containers for your source code. Most of today’s repositories are stored using services like Github, GitLab, Bitbucket, etc. (view a full list of supported services here). In order to analyze any code on Embold, a repository must first be linked. Steps to link a repository: The repository…
Organizations are what Embold uses to store and manage your code; they contain the repositories you link to Embold. You can create as many organizations as you need and can add as many repositories to them as you like. For today’s tutorial, we’ll be creating a single organization and linking…
You can Sign Up on the new version of Embold using your existing Github or Bitbucket account. It will link your Embold account to the Git provider account making it easier to add repositories.
