Black Duck CoPilot's repositories
example-gradle-travis
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Gradle Project Built using Travis CI
example-maven-githubactions
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Maven Project Built using GitHub CI/CD
example-gradle-circle
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Gradle Project Built using Circle CI
example-npm-travis
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a NodeJS Project Built using Travis CI
example-packrat-travis
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Packrat (R) Project Built using Travis CI
example-rubygems-githubactions
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Rubygems Project Built using GitHub CI/CD
example-gradle-azure
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Gradle Project Built using Azure Pipelines
example-gradle-githubactions
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Gradle Project Built using GitHub CI/CD
example-maven-circle
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Maven Project Built using Circle CI
example-maven-travis
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Maven Project Built using Travis CI
example-mvnw-githubactions
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Maven Wrapper Project Built using GitHub CI/CD
example-npm-azure
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a NodeJS Project Built using Azure Pipelines
example-npm-githubactions
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a NodeJS Project Built using GitHub CI/CD
example-nuget-appveyor
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a NuGet Project Built using Appveyor
example-pip-azure
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Python Project Built using Azure Pipelines
example-pip-githubactions
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Python Project Built using GitHub CI/CD
example-rubygems-azure
Example project for setting up CoPilot with a Rubygems Project Built using Azure Pipelines
machete
Cutting through the Amazonian thicket: Utilities for interacting with AWS
ohcount4j
Line counting and language identification tool
WebGoat
WebGoat is a deliberately insecure application