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To run a Kiuwan analysis, it is needed to follow the next steps:
1. Insert or add a Kiuwan step in the YAML definition
In the project home it is needed to add a YAML file with the steps to invoke Kiuwan:
The next code example shows a very simple case with a Maven step and a Kiuwan baseline analysis:
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2. Install Kiuwan Local Analyzer in the runner machine
As we can see in the previous example the call to Kiuwan is through a command line.
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In addition, it is needed to add the folder: KLA_HOME/bin to the environment variable PATH.
3. Define credentials as secret variables
Kiuwan credentials should be added as secret variables. These variables will be applied to environments via the runner.
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To add the variables go to Settings -> CI/CD menu and clicking on Expand and add both variables.
4. Perform an analysis
To perform a Kiuwan analysis we need to install a gitlab runner (local agent) that will be the responsible to execute the steps of the pipeline.
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Once we have done it, we could perform an analysis in the pipeline screen in order to test the configuration.
