FAQ
Questions R users ask
Everything from daily limits to regulated deployments.
What does RCode review?
GitLab merge requests. It reads the pipeline, security scans, tests, conflicts, and the review discussion, then returns GO, REVIEW, or BLOCK.
Does RCode merge for me?
No. RCode prepares the decision and the reasons. A person on the project approves and merges.
What do GO, REVIEW, and BLOCK mean?
GO means the evidence supports a release. REVIEW means a person should look before merging. BLOCK means do not release until the failed check is fixed.
Where does the evidence come from?
From the GitLab project you connect: pipeline jobs, security reports, and review notes. RCode does not invent a result.
Can someone fake a verdict?
A verdict counts only when it comes from a project member or GitLab itself, and only for the pipeline it was issued for.
Is this a code generator?
No. RCode is a review system for GitLab releases. It decides whether a merge request is ready.
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