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Start left policies

Why start over when you can Start Left?

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The Start Left feature is only available for users. Already have an account?

You can use your automation policies to evaluate new packages in Open Source Select. If you are looking for a new package in Select, you can check whether or not it will trigger an automation rule using Start Left Policies.

Evaluate license issues using start left policies (example)

  1. Create an automation rule to evaluate the licenses family. For example, “If there is a dependency which is licensed under a strong copyleft license then fail pipeline”.

  2. Go to Open Source Select and search for a desired package.

  3. After searching for the `node-forge` package, you can see that the pipeline would fail if this package is included, as it is licensed under `GLP-2.0-only` which belongs to the "strong copyleft" licenses family.

Evaluate security risk packages using start left policies (example)

  1. Create an automation rule to evaluate the check the CVSS. For example, "If a dependency contains a vulnerability which has not been marked as unaffected where CVSS is at least medium (4.0-6.9)”

  2. Go to Open Source Select and search for a desired package.

  3. After searching for the `angularjs` package, you can see that our pipeline would trigger a warning if we included this package, due to CVE-2017-16009.

Choose open source components with OpenText Core SCA's open source select and start left - video guide

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