How do I connect Snyk to Lodol?

Authenticate Snyk once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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Compliance & Security

Manage Snyk's dependency and code scanning: browse Organizations, projects and the targets (repos, images and other sources) they come from, retag or re-attribute a project and read its latest issue counts, list and inspect the vulnerabilities and code issues Snyk found, and check a single package version for known vulnerabilities.

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12 actions

Actions

Steps your workflow can run in Snyk.

Get the connected identityGet who this connection acts as. For a Snyk App this is the app itself (type app_instance) rather than a person. Useful as a connection check.

List OrganizationsList the Snyk Organizations this connection may act in: the ones picked when signing in with Snyk.

Get an OrganizationGet a Snyk Organization's name, slug and Group.

List projectsList the projects in an Organization - each manifest, image or code base Snyk tests - with optional filters.

Get a projectGet a Snyk project: its name, file, target, attributes, tags and settings, and optionally its latest issue counts.

Update a projectSet a project's business criticality, environment, lifecycle, tags or test frequency. Only what you fill in changes; a list you fill in replaces the project's current list.

Delete a projectPermanently delete a Snyk project and its test history.

List targetsList an Organization's targets: the repositories, images and other sources its projects come from.

Get a targetGet a Snyk target's name, address, privacy and source.

List issuesList the issues Snyk found in an Organization, or in one project, filtered by type, severity, status and date.

Get an issueGet a Snyk issue: its title, severity, status, the vulnerabilities or rules behind it, where it occurs and how it can be fixed.

Check a package for vulnerabilitiesList the known direct vulnerabilities of one package version. Give the ecosystem, name and version, or a full package URL (purl).