Edit Project: General Tab

The General tab on the Edit Project window displays information about the selected project that you can edit. The tab contains the following fields:

Column/Field

Description

Project Name

The name of the selected project. You can change the name by typing over the current project name.

Description

A freeform text field in which you can enter a description for the project. This field provides enough space to add as much detail about the project as necessary.

Project Visibility

The visibility status—Public or Private—of the project.

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Public—A project that provides read-only access to any user in the system. To what degree a user can interact with the project depends on whether the user has a project role and what the role is—Project Administrator, Analyst, or Reviewer. (Default)

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Private—A project that is hidden from all users except the Project Contact and those users assigned as Project Administrators, Analysts, Reviewers, or Observers of the project. Additionally, project and vulnerability ID searches will not return private projects unless the user performing the search has the permissions to see a given private project.

Project Risk

The current vulnerability risk value (Low, Medium, or High) for the project. To edit, select another value from the dropdown list. (Default is Medium)

Project Status

The current status of the project. The following statuses are available and their suggested definitions are provided here. However, you can apply these statuses as appropriate for your site:

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Not Started—Indicates that the project scan results are not available for manual analysis. This value automatically defaults when the initial project scan has not been run or when the initial scan fails. However, you can manually change this status. (Default)

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Analysis in Progress—Indicates that the project scan results are available for manual analysis, or a manual analysis is underway. This value is automatically set when the initial project scan is complete. (For a project import, however, the status of the target project is retained.) You can manually change this status.

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Analysis Completed—Indicates that manual analysis is finished; and the published inventory is ready for legal, security, or software-engineering review. (You must manually set this value.)

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Project Complete—Indicates that the project analysis and review processes are complete, and notices content for all OSS and third-party software is finalized. (You must manually set this value.)

On the data import or rescan, delete inventory with no associated files

This option determines whether “empty” system-generated inventory items are deleted in the target project during project imports and rescans. Empty inventory items have no associated files.

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When selected, this option deletes empty inventory items from the target project during project imports and rescans. Only inventory items with associated files are retained/created.

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When not selected, this option retains/creates all inventory items—with or without matching associated files in the target codebase—in the target project during imports and rescans. For example, you might want to retain inventory items to save their analysis details. (You will need to manually delete inventory that is not applicable to the current project.)

Additionally, do not select this option when importing a scanned codebase into a project for which no codebase has been uploaded or obtained through synchronization. The unselected option ensures that inventory is generated in the target project.

By default, this option is not selected.

Expand Source and Uber jar files

This option determines whether uber and sources jars are expanded during a codebase upload to the project.

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When selected, this option enables the expansion of the uploaded top-level uber or sources jar and any uber or sources jars contained in the uploaded jar, according to the expansion level defined for the upload.

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When not selected, this option does expand any uber or sources files in the uploaded codebase.

For more information, see Expansion of a Sources or Uber Jar.

Project Folder

The folder in the list of projects under which the project is currently grouped. To edit the project location in the list, select one of the following:

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Clear Project Folder button—Click this button to remove the project from the current folder in the project list and place it in the root folder.

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Select a New Folder dropdown—Click the down arrow to locate and select an available folder to which to move the project.