Getting started with Codacy¶

Codacy automatically identifies issues through static code review analysis and notifies you on security issues, code coverage, code duplication, and code complexity in every commit and pull request.

To get started, head to codacy.com and click Get started.

Signing up with a Git provider such as GitHub links your Codacy user with your Git provider user, making it easier to add repositories to Codacy and invite your teammates.

You’ll be prompted to allow Codacy access to your Git provider during the authorization flow. Read more about the permissions Codacy requires and why.

2. Account Details¶

You’ll be asked to fill in a few details about your company so we know a bit more about your use case.

3. Choose an organization¶

Now, you’ll need to select the organization that contains your repositories. If you can’t see the organization you are looking for, read this troubleshooting page.

The selected organization will then be synced with Codacy so that managing your team permissions is easy. Read more about what synced organizations do.

4. Add repositories¶

And as a final step, you can select the repositories that you wish to analyze. Codacy will start the first analysis and set up everything required to ensure your next commits on those repositories are analyzed.

5. You're all set! 🎉¶

Read our guide on what to do with a newly added repository to explore static analysis issues and continue configuring your repository.

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Last modified November 17, 2020