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Yes, I'm sure. To enable CodeQL scanning for your GitHub Enterprise repositories, you should:
D. Push a GitHub Actions workflow to all the repositories.
Here’s a bit more detail on why this is the correct approach:
CodeQL scanning is implemented through GitHub Actions workflows. By pushing a workflow file to each repository, you ensure that CodeQL analysis is configured and runs automatically on your codebase.
This workflow will include steps to initialize CodeQL, analyze your code, and upload the results to GitHub for review.
D. Push a GitHub Actions workflow to all the repositories.
Explanation:
To enable CodeQL scanning, you need to create and configure a GitHub Actions workflow that performs the CodeQL analysis. This workflow must be added to each repository you want to scan. Dependabot security updates and alerts (options A and B) are related to dependency management, not CodeQL. While configuring a required workflow (option C) can enforce scanning, you must first deploy the workflow to the repositories (option D).
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To enable CodeQL scanning for your repositories in GitHub Enterprise, you should:
D. Push a GitHub Actions workflow to all the repositories.
This involves adding a CodeQL workflow file to each repository, which uses the github/codeql-action to run CodeQL analysis.
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