sync-org

Use the sync-org command to sync all projects in a GitHub organization to Endor Labs.

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Use the sync-org command to sync all projects in a GitHub organization to Endor Labs.

Use the endorctl sync-org command to create projects for all the unscanned repositories in your GitHub organization. This does not automatically scan the projects. It creates projects in Endor Labs, measures scan coverage across a GitHub organization, and gives you visibility into your source control repository.

Usage

To sync your GitHub organization to Endor Labs:

Export a GitHub token that can read all projects in your GitHub organization. To run the sync-org command you need at least repo and read:org permissions.
```
export GITHUB_TOKEN=<insert-github-token>
```
Run the sync-org command. By default, archived repositories are skipped.
```
endorctl sync-org --name=endorlabs
```

Note

The sync-org command deletes projects in Endor Labs when their linked repositories are archived on GitHub. Use the --archived flag to include archived repositories and prevent them from being deleted in Endor Labs.

Options

The endorctl sync-org command uses the following flags and environment variables:

Flag	Environment Variable	Type	Description
`archived`	`ENDOR_SYNC_ORG_ARCHIVED`	boolean (default:false)	Include archived repositories.
`github-api-url`	`ENDOR_SYNC_ORG_GITHUB_API_URL`	string	Set the URL for API requests to GitHub Enterprise Cloud or GitHub Enterprise Server (default: `https://api.github.com/`).
`name`	`ENDOR_SYNC_ORG_NAME`	string	Set the full name of the organization. For example: `endorlabs`.
`platform-source`	`ENDOR_SYNC_ORG_PLATFORM_SOURCE`	string	Set the platform source (default: `github`).
`uuid`	`ENDOR_SYNC_ORG_UUID`	string	Set the UUID of the GitHub installation.