How do I reanalyze my repository?#

To reflect the most recent configurations for your repository on the Codacy analysis results without waiting for a new commit to trigger the analysis, reanalyze the last commit in your branch or pull request.

Important

If you have the setting Run analysis on your build server enabled in your repository Settings page so that you can run client-side tools you can't trigger a new analysis from the Codacy UI.

Instead, you must manually run the client-side tools or wait for them to report the results for a new commit.

Reanalyzing a branch#

To reanalyze a branch in your repository:

Open the Commits page for your repository and select the correct branch at the top of the page if you configured Codacy to analyze multiple branches.

Then, select the most recent commit for that branch at the top of the list:
Click the icon next to the Current status of the commit to trigger a reanalysis. Codacy will display a message when the analysis is complete.

Reanalyzing a pull request#

To reanalyze a pull request in your repository:

Open the Pull Requests page for your repository and select the pull request that you want to reanalyze.
Click the icon next to the Current status of the pull request to trigger a reanalysis. Codacy will display a message when the analysis is complete.

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Last modified September 23, 2021