Introducing Global Overrides

Global Overrides in CodeRabbit provide a powerful mechanism for organization administrators to enforce consistent configuration settings across all repositories and pull request (PR) reviews, ensuring compliance with critical policies and security rules. This feature addresses the common problem of configuration drift, where individual teams may deviate from standardized configurations due to owning their own config files. By writing YAML configurations using the same schema as individual `.coderabbit.yaml` files and saving them in the Global Overrides section of the CodeRabbit UI, admins can ensure that these settings automatically apply to every PR review without the need for individual repository adjustments. The Global Overrides page displays all defined settings, including default values, offering a clear overview of enforced configurations. The feature manages conflicts by deep-merging objects, prioritizing override properties, and merging arrays by key, while scalars are straightforwardly overridden. Reserved for essential policies that must consistently apply across the organization, Global Overrides are not intended for shared defaults that allow for occasional deviations, which should instead be managed through central configuration or organization settings.

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