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Supported platforms: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket (Not supported on Bitbucket Data Center), Azure DevOps.
For the best experience with the Qodo Git interface, Qodo recommends enabling a wiki for each repository where it is installed.

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What is a wiki?

Set configurations by creating a page named .pr_agent.toml in the repository wiki. This approach allows configuration changes without committing new content to the repository, simply edit the wiki page and save.

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Benefits of creating a wiki

  • Storing your Qodo Git interface configuration file.
  • Tracking accepted code suggestions over time.
  • Improve your Qodo experience over time by creating a auto_best_practices.md file to capture learning and best practices automatically.

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Enable a wiki

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GitHub

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Go to your repository’s main page on GitHub.
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Click Settings in the top navigation bar.
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Scroll to the Features section.
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Check the box to Enable Wikis.
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Return to the repository’s main page and click the new Wiki tab.
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Click Create the first page and save it.
The wiki must have at least one page to be fully active.

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Azure DevOps

Azure DevOps Wikis are created at the project level, not per repository. Each repository is represented by a wiki sub-page.

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Step 1: Create a Project Wiki

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Sign in to the Azure DevOps portal (for example: https://dev.azure.com/<YOUR_ORGANIZATION>).
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Open your project and go to Overview → Wiki.
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Click Create Project Wiki.
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Set the page title to **home**, then Save and Close.
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Refresh the page.
You should now see a house icon next to the home page.

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Step 2: Create repository sub-pages

Create a sub-page for each repository where Qodo is installed.
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Hover over the three dots (⋮) next to home and select Add sub-page.
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Name the page exactly as the repository name, then Save and Close.
You can repeat this step to create additional sub-pages for other repositories in the project.

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Step 3: Add Qodo configuration and data files

Under the repository sub-page, create wiki pages for Qodo configuration and related data files. To add files:
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Hover over the repository sub-page.
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Click the three dots (⋮).
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Select Add sub-page.
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Add the required files as wiki pages.
Wiki page names cannot start with a dot (.). Remove the leading dot when creating files (for example, .pr_agent.toml → pr_agent.toml).

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Writing wiki content

Surround the configuration content with triple-quotes ``` to allow better presentation when displayed as markdown. Qodo will remove the surrounding quotes when reading the configuration content.