Passing Arguments using the CLI

1. Create an access token in the web interface of the Black Duck security product you are integrating with.
2. Use environment variable(s) to pass sensitive information such as password or access token to Bridge CLI (recommended for security purposes). Bridge CLI automatically picks up values passed through these variables.
   • Example: export BRIDGE_POLARIS_ACCESSTOKEN=<POLARIS_ACCESSTOKEN>
3. Pass the necessary command line arguments as shown in the example below.

export BRIDGE_POLARIS_ACCESSTOKEN="<POLARIS_ACCESSTOKEN>"
bridge-cli --stage polaris polaris.project.name="<PROJECT_NAME>" \
polaris.application.name="<APPLICATION_NAME>" \
polaris.assessment.types=SAST,SCA \
polaris.serverurl="<POLARIS_SERVERURL>"

• Using Bridge CLI with Polaris
• Using Bridge CLI with Black Duck SCA
• Using Bridge CLI with Coverity
• Using Bridge CLI with Software Risk Manager (SRM)