Multi-tenant deployments with the Review Standards already enabled: No action needed. Your existing installation continues to work as usual.
1
Note your existing repository coverage
Check which repositories your current installation covers so you can replicate the same scope in the new setup.
1
Go to your GitHub organization page.
2
Navigate to Settings, then under Third-party Access, click GitHub Apps.
3
Find your existing Qodo app and click Configure.
4
Under Repository access, note whether the app is set to All repositories or Only select repositories. If Only select repositories is selected, note which repositories are listed before proceeding.
2
Remove the old installation
1
Go to your GitHub organization page.
2
Navigate to Settings, then under Third-party Access, click GitHub Apps.
3
Find the old Qodo app and click Configure.
4
Scroll to the bottom of the page to the Danger zone section.
5
Click Uninstall and confirm when prompted.
3
Install Qodo using the new wizard
Follow the installation wizard in the Qodo portal to complete your new GitHub setup, selecting the same repository scope you noted above. Once the wizard is complete, return here to continue.
4
Verify the installation
Confirm the new installation is active.
1
Open a pull request
Open a pull request or use an existing one in any connected repository.
2
Post /config as a comment
Add
/config as a comment on the pull request.3
Check the response
Confirm Qodo responds with your current configuration. If there is no response, check that the repository is within the scope you selected during installation. If the issue persists, contact your Qodo Account Manager.
Next steps
- Repositories page: Confirm your new installation appears.
- Configure: Set up configuration files, portal settings, and advanced options for your organization.
- Using Qodo in PRs: Explore the full code review experience.