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Understand Vibgrate Exit Codes for Scripting and CI

Learn how Vibgrate exit codes work so you can gate pipelines on drift with --fail-on and --drift-budget and react in shell scripts.

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Add Vibgrate to a GitHub Actions Workflow

Run the Vibgrate CLI on every push and pull request with GitHub Actions so upgrade drift is scanned automatically in CI.

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Gate Pull Requests on a Drift Budget

Use vg scan --drift-budget in CI to fail pull requests that exceed a DriftScore threshold, keeping upgrade drift inside an agreed limit.

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Run Vibgrate in a GitLab CI Pipeline

Add a drift-scanning job to .gitlab-ci.yml using the Vibgrate CLI, with artifacts and a SARIF report for merge requests.

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Run Vibgrate in an Azure DevOps Pipeline

Add a Vibgrate drift scan to an Azure Pipelines YAML pipeline for .NET and Node.js projects, with a drift budget gate.

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Run Vibgrate in a Jenkins Pipeline

Add a drift-scanning stage to a Jenkins declarative pipeline with the Vibgrate CLI and fail the build on a drift budget.

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Run Vibgrate on CircleCI

Add a Vibgrate drift-scanning job to a CircleCI config using a Node executor, store the SARIF report, and gate on a drift budget.

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Run Vibgrate in Bitbucket Pipelines

Add a drift-scanning step to bitbucket-pipelines.yml with the Vibgrate CLI, keep the SARIF report as an artifact, and gate on a drift budget.

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Fail CI Builds with vg scan --fail-on

Use the --fail-on flag to make the Vibgrate CLI return a non-zero exit code at a chosen severity so CI builds fail on real problems.

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Scan Only Changed Files in CI

Use vg scan --changed-only to focus pull request scans on modified files for faster, more relevant drift feedback in CI.

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Cache Vibgrate Between CI Runs

Persist the Vibgrate cache directory across CI runs so repeated scans reuse prior work and finish faster.

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Matrix Drift Scans Across a Monorepo

Use a CI matrix to run a Vibgrate scan per package in a monorepo, with the --cwd flag targeting each workspace directory.

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Push Drift Results to Vibgrate Cloud from CI

Upload Vibgrate CLI scan results to Vibgrate Cloud from your pipeline with vg scan --push, authenticated by a DSN secret, for team-wide trend tracking.

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Fail CI When New Drift Appears Against a Baseline

Wire vg scan --baseline into your pipeline so any new upgrade drift introduced by a change fails the build before it merges.

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Generate an SBOM in CI with GitHub Actions

Add a GitHub Actions step that produces a fresh CycloneDX SBOM on every build and uploads it as a workflow artifact.

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Integrate SBOM Generation into a Release Pipeline

Add a release-pipeline stage that scans, exports a CycloneDX SBOM, and publishes it as a versioned artifact for every release.

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Combine a Drift Scan and SBOM Export in One CI Job

Run a single CI job that scans for drift with a failing gate and exports a CycloneDX SBOM, covering quality and inventory together.

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Create a Vibgrate Cloud Data Source with vg dsn create

Generate an HMAC-signed DSN token with vg dsn create to authenticate non-interactive dashboard uploads from CI and automation.

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Schedule Recurring Drift Reporting

Run vg scan --push on a schedule with cron or a CI scheduled job so drift reports and dashboard trends stay current without manual effort.

FAQs17

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How do I create a drift baseline?

Run vg baseline to perform a full scan and save the result to .vibgrate/baseline.json. This snapshot becomes your reference point for measuring whethe...

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How do I set up the DSN (Data Source Name) for dashboard uploads?

Set the VIBGRATE_DSN environment variable with your DSN token. System-wide: add export VIBGRATE_DSN="your-dsn" to ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc (macOS/Linux) ...

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What are the best practices for managing the VIBGRATE_DSN?

Never commit DSN tokens to source control. Store DSNs as CI/CD secrets. Use separate DSNs for different environments (dev, staging, production) if nee...

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How do I integrate Vibgrate into CI/CD pipelines?

The CLI requires no login for scanning and returns meaningful exit codes (0=success, 2=threshold exceeded). Basic CI integration: npx @vibgrate/cli sc...

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How do I upload SARIF results to GitHub Code Scanning?

Run scan with SARIF output: npx @vibgrate/cli scan --format sarif --out vibgrate.sarif --fail-on error. Then use github/codeql-action/upload-sarif@v3 ...

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How do I gate pull requests on known vulnerabilities with GitHub Actions?

Use the maintained vibgrate/cli Action: `uses: vibgrate/cli@v1` with `vulns: true`, `fail-on: error`, and `upload-sarif: true`. It scans installed dep...

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What is a drift budget and how do I use it?

A drift budget sets a maximum acceptable drift score. Use --drift-budget 40 to fail the scan (exit code 2) if your drift score exceeds 40. Combine wit...

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What do the CLI exit codes mean?

Exit code 0: Success (scan completed, all gates passed). Exit code 1: Runtime error (invalid flags, missing files, crash). Exit code 2: Threshold exce...

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What's the difference between --fail-on error and --fail-on warn?

--fail-on error exits with code 2 only if error-level findings exist (e.g., runtime near EOL, framework 3+ majors behind). --fail-on warn exits with c...

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How do I set up Vibgrate in Azure DevOps?

Add NodeTool@0 task with versionSpec: '22.x', then run npx @vibgrate/cli scan --fail-on error. For SARIF artifacts: add --format sarif --out vibgrate....

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How do I set up Vibgrate in GitLab CI?

Use node:22 image and run npx @vibgrate/cli scan --format sarif --out vibgrate.sarif --fail-on error. Add artifacts.reports.sast: vibgrate.sarif for S...

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How do I run Vibgrate in Jenkins?

Use node:22 Docker image or ensure Node.js 22+ is installed on agents. Run npx @vibgrate/cli scan --format sarif --out vibgrate.sarif --fail-on error....

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What is the baseline.json file for?

The .vibgrate/baseline.json file is a snapshot of your drift score at a point in time. It serves as a reference point for CI gates — you can fail buil...

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What does the --changed-only flag do?

The --changed-only flag scans only files that have changed (typically detected via git diff). This speeds up scans in CI by skipping unchanged project...

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What does --strict do on the push command?

When --strict is set, the push command exits with error code if the dashboard upload fails (network error, authentication problem, etc.). Without --st...

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What does the vg bisect command do?

`vg bisect <package> <constraint>` pinpoints the commit where a dependency crossed a version line. Where `vg why` narrates every version change, `vg b...

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Can vg bisect fail my build until a dependency is patched?

Yes. Add `--assert`: `vg bisect lodash 4.17.21 --assert` exits non-zero when the current version does not satisfy the constraint, so a CI step blocks ...