GitLab - FAQ

Q1: How to Set Up Webhooks for Code Review Agent (CRA) on Gitlab

To ensure that CRA works properly with your Gitlab repository and automation workflows, please follow the guideline here: Set up webhook - AgentVista.

Q2: The CRA is not automatically reviewing my Merge Requests. How can I troubleshoot this?

If the CRA is not triggering automatically after configuration, follow the steps below to verify your webhook setup:

1. Navigate to Group/Repo Settings > WebHooks in Gitlab.
2. Ensure that the following two webhooks are configured in trigger:
- Comments
- Merge request events
3. Confirm that both webhooks are correctly pointing to the designated CRA platform URL.

Incorrect or missing webhook configurations can prevent the agent from receiving pull request events, resulting in no automatic code review.

If your webhook is properly set up, please verify that CRA has the correct permissions is at least Maintainer and have enough permissions:

Refer to: 1. Getting started with Code Review - AgentVista

Q3: Why are my webhooks not triggered?

If the Webhook does not respond to succeeded, verify the following:

Webhook URL: Double-check that the webhook URL is correctly configured and points to the Code Review Agent platform.
Webhook Configuration: Make sure that both required webhooks (Comments and Merge request events) exist and are active in Group/Repo Settings >WebHooks.
Repository and Branch Matching: Verify that the repository name and target branch in the pull request match the configuration defined in the CRA settings.

Misconfiguration in any of these areas can prevent the agent from initiating the code review process.

Refer to: Setup webhook - AgentVista

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Q1: How to Set Up Webhooks for Code Review Agent (CRA) on Gitlab Q2: The CRA is not automatically reviewing my Merge Requests. How can I troubleshoot this?Q3: Why are my webhooks not triggered?