Introducing one of the most requested CodeRabbit features: Multi-Repo Analysis.
Blog post from CodeRabbit
CodeRabbit has introduced a new Multi-Repo Analysis feature aimed at addressing the challenges faced by teams working with multi-repository architectures, such as microservices or shared libraries, where changes in one repository can inadvertently affect others. Available to Pro and Enterprise users, this feature allows for the connection of related repositories so that context is pulled from all linked repositories during code reviews, identifying potential downstream impacts of changes such as API or database schema modifications. To use the feature, specific platform requirements must be met to ensure the CodeRabbit bot has read access to all linked repositories, with setup options available via the CodeRabbit web interface or YAML configuration. Although currently limited to one linked repository per configuration, future updates are expected to support multiple linked repositories. A tutorial is available for those seeking a practical demonstration of the tool in action, showcasing its ability to detect cross-repo issues during code reviews.
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