Declarative pipeline syntax example
Add the following code snippet to your Jenkinsfile in your project root directory that you want to scan. (Make sure to provide the required parameters, such as product, coverity_url, coverity_user, and coverity_passphrase, with the appropriate values.)
Simplified Example
pipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage("BlackDuckSecruityScan") {
when {
// Triggering Black Duck Security Scan on master branch or Pull Request
anyOf {
branch 'master'
branch pattern: "PR-\\d+", comparator: "REGEXP"
}
}
steps {
script {
def status = security_scan product: 'coverity'
// Uncomment if below parameters are not set in global configuration
// coverity_url:'COVERITY_URL',
// coverity_user: 'COVERITY_USER',
// coverity_passphrase: 'COVERITY_PASSPHRASE',
// bitbucket_token: 'BITBUCKET_TOKEN', // Used for PR comment. Use github_token for GitHub or gitlab_token for GitLab
// bitbucket_username:'BITBUCKET_USERNAME' // Used for bitbucket cloud pr comment if app password is set as bitbucket_token
// Pull Request Comments
// coverity_prComment_enabled: true
// Mark build status if issues found
// mark_build_status: 'UNSTABLE'
// Uncomment to add custom logic based on return status
// if (status == 8) { unstable 'policy violation' }
// else if (status != 0) { error 'plugin failure' }
}
}
}
}
} Detailed Example
pipeline {
agent any
stages {
stage("BlackDuckSecruityScan") {
when {
// Triggering Black Duck Security Scan on master branch or Pull Request
anyOf {
branch 'master'
branch pattern: "PR-\\d+", comparator: "REGEXP"
}
}
steps {
script {
def status = security_scan product: 'coverity',
// Uncomment if below parameters are not set in global configuration
// coverity_url: 'COVERITY_URL',
// coverity_user: 'COVERITY_USER',
// coverity_passphrase: 'COVERITY_PASSPHRASE',
// bitbucket_token: 'BITBUCKET_TOKEN', // Used for PR comment. Use github_token for GitHub or gitlab_token for GitLab
// bitbucket_username:'BITBUCKET_USERNAME' // Used for bitbucket cloud pr comment if app password is set as bitbucket_token
//Optional for multibranch pipeline
// coverity_stream_name: "COVERITY_STREAM_NAME",
// coverity_project_name: "COVERITY_PROJECT_NAME",
// coverity_waitForScan: false, // Used to support the async mode
// project_directory: "PROJECT_DIRECTORY",
// Pull Request Comments
coverity_prComment_enabled: true,
// coverity_prComment_impacts: 'HIGH,MEDIUM',
// To enable the use of self-signed certificates
// network_ssl_trustAll: true
// network_ssl_cert_file: 'path/to/cert/cert.pem'
// Uncomment below to add arbitrary CL parameters
// coverity_build_command: 'mvn clean install'
// coverity_clean_command: 'mvn clean'
// coverity_config_path: '/USER/coverity.yml'
// coverity_args: '--config-override capture.build.build-command=mvn install'
// Mark build status if issues found
mark_build_status: 'UNSTABLE'
// Uncomment to add custom logic based on return status
// if (status == 8) { unstable 'policy violation' }
// else if (status != 0) { error 'plugin failure' }
}
}
}
}
}
Scripted pipeline syntax example
Add the following code to your Jenkinsfile in the project root directory that you want to scan. (Make sure to provide the required parameters, such as product, coverity_url, coverity_user, and coverity_passphrase, with the appropriate values.)
Simplified Example
node {
checkout scm
stage("BlackDuckSecruityScan") {
if (env.BRANCH_NAME == 'master' || env.BRANCH_NAME =~ /^PR-\d+$/) {
def status = security_scan product: "coverity"
// Uncomment if below parameters are not set in global configuration
// coverity_url: 'COVERITY_URL',
// coverity_user: 'COVERITY_USER',
// coverity_passphrase: 'COVERITY_PASSPHRASE',
// bitbucket_token: 'BITBUCKET_TOKEN', // Used for PR comment. Use github_token for GitHub or gitlab_token for GitLab
// bitbucket_username:'BITBUCKET_USERNAME' // Used for bitbucket cloud pr comment if app password is set as bitbucket_token
// Pull Request Comments
// coverity_prComment_enabled: true
// Mark build status if issues found
// mark_build_status: 'UNSTABLE'
// Uncomment to add custom logic based on return status
// if (status == 8) { unstable 'policy violation' }
// else if (status != 0) { error 'plugin failure' }
}
}
}Detailed Example
node {
checkout scm
stage("BlackDuckSecruityScan") {
if (env.BRANCH_NAME == 'master' || env.BRANCH_NAME =~ /^PR-\d+$/) {
def status = security_scan product: "coverity",
// Uncomment if below parameters are not set in global configuration
// coverity_url: 'COVERITY_URL',
// coverity_user: 'COVERITY_USER',
// coverity_passphrase: 'COVERITY_PASSPHRASE',
// bitbucket_token: 'BITBUCKET_TOKEN', // Used for PR comment. Use github_token for GitHub or gitlab_token for GitLab
// bitbucket_username:'BITBUCKET_USERNAME' // Used for bitbucket cloud pr comment if app password is set as bitbucket_token
// Optional for multibranch pipeline
// coverity_stream_name: "COVERITY_STREAM_NAME",
// coverity_project_name: "COVERITY_PROJECT_NAME",
// coverity_waitForScan: false, // Used to support the async mode
// project_directory: "PROJECT_DIRECTORY",
// Pull Request Comments
coverity_prComment_enabled: true,
// coverity_prComment_impacts: 'HIGH,MEDIUM',
// To enable the use of self-signed certificates
// network_ssl_trustAll: true
// network_ssl_cert_file: 'path/to/cert/cert.pem'
// Uncomment below to add arbitrary CL parameters
// coverity_build_command: 'mvn clean install'
// coverity_clean_command: 'mvn clean'
// coverity_config_path: '/USER/coverity.yml'
// coverity_args: '--config-override capture.build.build-command=mvn install'
// Mark build status if issues found
mark_build_status: 'UNSTABLE'
// Uncomment to add custom logic based on return status
// if (status == 8) { unstable 'policy violation' }
// else if (status != 0) { error 'plugin failure' }
}
}
}
Note:
- If
coverity_url,coverity_user,coverity_passphrase, andbitbucket_tokenare configured in Jenkins Global Configuration, then it is not necessary to pass these values as a pipeline input parameter. - If these values are set both from Jenkins Global Configuration and as a pipeline input parameter, then the pipeline input values will take precedence.
- For GitHub and GitLab, use the appropriate parameter
github_tokenorgitlab_tokenin place of thebitbucket_token.