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# Persistent review comments
> Persistent review comments allow Qodo to update an existing review comment when new commits are pushed, instead of posting a new review each time.
To enable this behavior, push-trigger handling must be enabled in your repository configuration. You can enable it from the Qodo portal or using the `.pr_agent.toml` file.
### Enable from the Qodo portal
Set the [Code review trigger](/install-and-configure/configuration-overview/portal-configuration#code-review) setting to **Per commit**.
### Enable using .pr\_agent.toml
Add the following inside your relevant git provider section in `.pr_agent.toml`. Do not include this in multiple provider sections.
Example (GitLab):
```toml theme={null}
[gitlab]
handle_push_trigger = true
push_commands = [
"/agentic_review"
]
```
Default: `false`
After this is enabled, Qodo will automatically update the existing review comment whenever new commits are pushed to the pull/merge request.
### How it works
* With every new commit, Qodo updates the existing review comment.
* If a new issue is introduced in a new commit, it appears as an additional finding marked with a ⭐️ **New** label.
* All findings are visible directly in the pull request code review.
**Benefits**
* Keeps pull request conversations clean
* Makes it easier to track progress across commits
* Reduces noise during iterative reviews
### Audit trail
Qodo maintains an audit trail of review findings, including:
* Findings added per commit
* Findings resolved per commit
