Prerequisites
- A GitLab Connection with secret scanning permissions
Create a GitLab data source in Infisical
1
Go to Secret Scanning > Data Sources and select Add Data Source.
2
Select GitLab.
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Select the connection to use and the GitLab project or group to scan, then select Next.
- GitLab Connection: The connection that can access the projects you want to scan
- Scope: Whether Infisical scans one GitLab project or the projects in a GitLab group
- Project: Scan the project you select in Project
- Group: Scan projects in the group you select in Group
- Scan Projects: If Scope is Group, which of the group’s projects Infisical scans
- All Projects: Every project in the group
- Select Projects: Only the projects you select in Include Projects
- Auto-Scan Enabled: Whether Infisical scans each new push to the projects
4
Enter a name and, optionally, a description for the data source, then select Next.
- Name: A name that contains only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens
- Description (optional): A description of the data source
5
Review the data source, then select Create Data Source.
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The data source appears in Data Sources. If auto-scan is enabled, Infisical starts a historical scan of every project.
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To see the data source’s projects and scan history, select the data source.
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To review the secrets the scans found, go to Findings. To learn what each finding contains and how to change its status, see Findings.