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+version: 1.3
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+pr_review:
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+ # Modify confidence_threshold to show fewer/more comments. Increase this to show fewer, but higher quality comments.
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+ # If there’s too much noise, we suggest 0.9. The default value is 0.7.
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+ confidence_threshold: 0.7
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+
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+ # If quiet mode is enabled, Ellipsis will only leave reviews when it has comments, so “Looks good to me” reviews
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+ # will be skipped. This can reduce clutter.
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+ quiet: false
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+
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+ # You can disable automatic code review using auto_review_enabled. This will override any global settings you
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+ # have configured via the web UI.
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+ auto_review_enabled: true
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+
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+ # You can enable auto-review on draft PRs using auto_review_draft. This will override any global settings you
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+ # have configured via the web UI.
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+ auto_review_draft: false
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+
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+ # You can allow Ellipsis to approve PRs using enable_approve_prs. Note: in common branch GitHub protection configurations,
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+ # the Ellipsis approval will count towards the approval total and allow the PR to be merged when it otherwise may not be.
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+ enable_approve_prs: false
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John Stearns