If you are on a GitHub Free or GitHub Pro plan, you can only use code scanning on repositories that are publicly available. To enable code scanning for private or internal repositories, you must upgrade to GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise with GitHub Code Security and enable Code Security for the repository. For more information, see Planes de GitHub and Acerca de GitHub Advanced Security.
Confirm whether GitHub Code Security is enabled
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En GitHub, navegue hasta la página principal del repositorio.
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Debajo del nombre del repositorio, haz clic en Settings. Si no puedes ver la pestaña "Configuración", selecciona el menú desplegable y, a continuación, haz clic en Configuración.
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En la sección "Security" de la barra lateral, haz clic en Advanced Security.
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On the settings page, scroll down to "Code Security."
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If there is an associated and active Enable button, Code Security is available for this repository but not yet enabled.
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If use of GitHub Code Security is blocked by a policy, " Disabled" is shown in place of the Enable button.
Requesting access to GitHub Code Security
- In the "Code Security" settings, click the enterprise or organization name to display a list of users with access to edit the policy that controls access to GitHub Code Security. For more information, see Aplicación de directivas de seguridad y análisis de código de la empresa.
- Follow your company's policy for requesting access to additional features.
Enabling GitHub Code Security
- Open the "Code security" settings page.
- Next to the "Code Security" feature, click Enable.
- Rerun code scanning.