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Set up Code Review after creating a Hacktron organization and connecting your Git provider. Repository access is controlled first by the Git provider installation, then by the repositories and branches you enable in Hacktron.

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Prerequisites

You need to be a Hacktron organization admin to configure repositories. You also need permission to connect your Git provider. For more details, choose your Git provider below.

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Configure Code Review

1

Connect a Git provider

Open Integrations and connect GitHub, GitHub Enterprise Server, or GitLab.

GitHub

Install the Hacktron GitHub App for GitHub.com repositories.

GitHub Enterprise Server

Connect a self-hosted GitHub Enterprise Server instance.

GitLab

Connect GitLab through a service account and personal access token.
2

Enable repository coverage

Open repositories and choose which repositories should receive pull request or merge request reviews.Repositories
3

Choose covered branches

For each repository, choose whether Hacktron should review pull requests or merge requests targeting all branches or only specific branches such as main or production.Branches
4

Trigger your first review (optional)

Go to an existing pull request or merge request and comment @hacktron review.This will trigger a Hacktron security review for the pull request or merge request immediately.
This is optional, and Hacktron will already automatically review all configured repositories and branches from now on.
You do not need to manually invite every developer before reviews can start. Hacktron discovers developers from repository activity as reviews run.

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Billing and usage

Code Review requires an active trial or paid subscription before reviews can run. Every organization gets a 14-day free trial.

Start a free trial

Start a 14-day free trial and manage your subscription.

Manage usage

Manage pooled review limits and overage usage.

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Common checks

  • If setup was skipped during onboarding, connect the Git provider before expecting reviews to run.
  • If a repository does not appear, confirm that the Git provider installation includes it.
  • If a pull request is not reviewed, confirm that the repository is enabled and the target branch is covered.
  • If review capacity is unavailable, check Billing and Usage.