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1. (Only for Self-Managed integrations) Create a new organization (GitHub Enterprise), Group (Gitlab Server), or Project (Bitbucket Server/Data Center) named whitesource-config (the name must be exactly as specified here) in your integrated repository platform.

2. Create a new repository named whitesource-config (the name must be exactly as specified here). In Self-Managed integrations, this repository needs to be inside the whitesource-config entity you created in the previous step.

3. Add the new whitesource-config repository to your integration. Based on your relevant platform, refer to the correct section:

   • WhiteSource for Bitbucket Server / Data Center

   • WhiteSource for GitHub.com

   • WhiteSource for GitHub Enterprise

   • WhiteSource for GitLab Server

   • WhiteSource for Azure Repos

4. The whitesource-config repository will now contain a README file and two new configuration files (automatically created by the integration), repo-config.json and global-config.json. Configure these files by referring to the following sections and then continue in this procedure.

5. Add repositories you want WhiteSource to scan, to your integration.

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