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# Repository Link Configs

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Used in working with the [**Auditor**](/auditor.md)
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This configuration enables the Portal to provide a link to the repository sources using the provided finding path and line. Associate it with Product Assets of the Repository type in [product settings](/appsec-portal/features/asset-management/adding-a-product-asset.md).

Navigate to **Settings → Integrations → Repository Link** to specify pattern for repository link

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Create Repository link by clicking on the create button ![](/files/yzwwyj11SsV773urjDuB)\
To help you get started, here is the *URL builder*:

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* select the URL pattern of your Git hosting service: choose from the **Example patterns** provided (available for GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket) or create a new one in **Pattern** field;
* select a protocol shema;
* enter subgroup and branch name
* You can hover your mouse over the <mark style="background-color:blue;">highlighted</mark> parts of the URL in the results box to see what they mean about the correct way to build the project repository.

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