Seamlessly connect your source code repositories to Ghost to automatically discover repositories for deep code analysis by the Exorcist security analysis engine.

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Providers

Ghost supports the following source code providers:

GitHub

GitLab

Bitbucket

Azure DevOps

After adding a connection, Ghost will automatically discover repositories and begin collection metadata within a few minutes.

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GitHub

To install the Ghost GitHub app, you must link your GitHub account to your Ghost account first. This is a one-time step that can be performed in the Settings view under Linked Accounts.
To add a GitHub connection, install the Ghost GitHub app and choose which repositiories to grant access to the Ghost Platform.  Permissions The Ghost GitHub app requires the following permissions:
AccessResources
ReadCode and metadata
Read + WritePull requests
Read + WriteCheck statuses
Read + WriteCommit statuses
 Connection To install the Ghost GitHub app, you need to be an admin of a GitHub organization. If you are not a GitHub organization admin, you can request the Ghost GitHub app to be installed by an organization admin. Once the app installation is approved, the installation will complete automatically.

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GitLab

To add a GitLab connection, first create a service account, then create a personal access token.  Permissions The GitLab personal access token must have the following scope:
ScopeResources
read_apiRead access to the scoped group
 Connection To create the connection, go to Connections click the “New Connection” button. Select “GitLab” and provide the following information:
  • Group path: The path to your GitLab group. If your Gitlab URL is https://gitlab.com/ghost/mygroup, the group path is ghost/mygroup.
  • URL (optional): The URL of your GitLab instance. Only required if your GitLab instance is not hosted at https://gitlab.com.
  • Personal Access Token: The personal access token to use for the service account.
Click the “Save connection” button to create the connection.

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Bitbucket

To add a Bitbucket connection, first create a personal access token.  Permissions The Bitbucket personal access token must have the following scope:
AccessResources
ReadProjects
ReadRepositories
 Connection To create the connection, go to Connections click the “New Connection” button. Select “Bitbucket” and provide the following information:
  • Workspace ID: The ID of your Bitbucket workspace. If your Bitbucket URL is https://bitbucket.org/ghost/myrepo, the workspace ID is ghost.
  • Access Token: The personal access token to use for the service account.
Click the “Save connection” button to create the connection.

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Azure DevOps

To add an Azure DevOps connection, first create a personal access token.  Permissions The Azure DevOps personal access token must have the following scope:
AccessResources
ReadCode
ReadProject and Team
 Connection To create the connection, go to Connections click the “New Connection” button. Select “Azure DevOps” and provide the following information:
  • Organization URL: The URL of your Azure DevOps organization. If your Azure DevOps URL is https://dev.azure.com/ghost, the organization URL is https://dev.azure.com/ghost.
  • Personal Access Token: The personal access token to use for the service account.
Click the “Save connection” button to create the connection.

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Deleting a connection

You can delete a connection by clicking the context menu () and selecting “Delete” in the Connections view. Deleting a connection will disable automatic discovery and scanning of repos, but will not delete any existing repos or findings.