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Use the web interface to examine and manage issues in your project.
Issue Management
Viewing Issues
The Coverity on Polaris user interface provides multiple paths to view a project's issues.

Web Interface
Use the web interface to examine and manage issues in your project.
- Web Interface Basics
- Issue Management
  - Viewing Issues
    The Coverity on Polaris user interface provides multiple paths to view a project's issues.
  - Filtering Issues
    Coverity on Polaris provides powerful and flexible filtering capabilities, making it easy to view the issues that interest you.
  - Export issues after filtering
    You can use filter buttons to winnow a large set of issues and then export the results to PDF or CSV.
  - Viewing an Issue
    Coverity on Polaris provides a detailed view of an individual project issue.
  - Triage an Issue
    After Coverity on Polaris locates issues in your project, the next step is to figure out what to do with them. You can assign issues to specific people, or you can close them as necessary. This process is known as triage.
  - Triage Issues in a Batch
    After Coverity on Polaris locates issues in your project, the next step is to figure out what to do with them. You can triage your issues in batches.
  - Review Requests to Dismiss Issues
    When the Dismiss Approvals Workflow is on, a project administrator must approve or deny every request to dismiss an issue.
- Generating Application Reports
  You can generate various reports in PDF, CSV, and HTML formats depicting the current risk status of a chosen application.
- Jira with Coverity on Polaris

Viewing Issues

Note: This platform is renamed Coverity on Polaris. Unless otherwise specified, references to Polaris or Polaris Software Integrity Platform in this documentation are referring to Coverity on Polaris.

The Coverity on Polaris user interface provides multiple paths to view a project's issues.

Coverity on Polaris keeps track of issues for projects. Getting to the issue list is easy and can be accomplished in several different ways.

From the list of projects, click on one of the summary numbers to go to the issues listed, already filtered based on what you clicked.
Alternately, if you start at the project summary, click the link at the top to go to the full list of issues.
Another option, starting from the project summary, is to click on an element in one of the graphs. Most graph elements will link into the issue list, filtered appropriately for the link you clicked.