How-tos for security and code quality
Learn how to use GitHub's security and code quality features.
- Secure at scale, 1 of 9
- How-tos for securing secrets, 2 of 9
- Find and fix code vulnerabilities, 3 of 9
- Securing your supply chain, 4 of 9
- Managing security alerts, 5 of 9
- Maintain quality code, 6 of 9
- Enabling GitHub Code Quality, 1 of 14
- Disabling GitHub Code Quality, 2 of 14
- Rolling out GitHub Code Quality at scale, 3 of 14
- Setting code quality thresholds for pull requests, 4 of 14
- Setting up code coverage for your repository, 5 of 14
- Setting code coverage thresholds for pull requests, 6 of 14
- Fixing code quality findings on a pull request, 7 of 14
- Resolving a block on your pull request, 8 of 14
- Viewing code coverage on pull requests, 9 of 14
- Fixing code quality findings in your repository backlog, 10 of 14
- Fixing code quality findings in recently merged files, 11 of 14
- Interpreting the code quality results for your repository, 12 of 14
- Exploring GitHub Code Quality results in your organization, 13 of 14
- Viewing and managing GitHub Code Quality costs, 14 of 14
- How-tos for reporting and fixing vulnerabilities, 7 of 9
- Use GitHub Advanced Security with AI coding agents, 8 of 9
- How-tos for viewing and interpreting security results, 9 of 9