Agent Configuration: bito-cra.properties File

Setting up your agent: understanding the bito-cra.properties file

The bito-cra.properties file offers a comprehensive range of options for configuring the AI Code Review Agent, enhancing its flexibility and adaptability to various workflow requirements.

bito-cra.properties Available Options

Property NameSupported ValuesIs Mandatory?Description

mode

  • cli

  • server

Yes

Whether to run the Docker container in CLI mode for a one-time code review or as a webhooks service to continuously monitor for code review requests.

pr_url

Pull request URL in GitLab, GitHub and Bitbucket (coming soon).

Yes, if the mode is CLI.

The pull request provides files with changes and the actual code modifications. When the mode is set to server, the pr_url is received either through a webhook call or via a REST API call.

This release only supports webhook calls; other REST API calls are not yet supported.

code_feedback

  • True

  • False

No

Setting it to True activates general code review comments to identify functional issues. If set to False, general code review will not be conducted.

bito_cli.bito.access_key

A valid Bito Access Key generated through Bito's web UI.

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Yes

Bito Access Key is an alternative to standard email and OTP authentication.

git.provider

  • GITLAB

  • GITHUB

  • BITBUCKET (coming soon)

Yes, if the mode is CLI.

The name of git repository provider.

git.access_token

A valid Git access token provided by GITLAB or GITHUB or BITBUCKET (coming soon).

Yes

You can use a personal access token in place of a password when authenticating to GitHub/GitLab in the command line or with the API.

git.domain

A URL where Git is hosted.

No

It is used to enter the custom URL of self-hosted GitHub/GitLab Enterprise.

static_analysis

  • True

  • False

No

Enable or disable FBInfer based static code analysis, which is used to uncover functional issues in the code.

dependency_check

  • True

  • False

No

This feature is designed to identify security vulnerabilities in open-source dependency packages, specifically for JS/TS/Node.JS and GoLang. Without this input, reviews for security vulnerabilities will not be conducted.

dependency_check.snyk_auth_token

A valid authentication token for accessing Snyk's cloud-based security database.

No

If not provided, access to Snyk's cloud-based security database for checking security vulnerabilities in open-source dependency packages will not be available.

server_port

A valid and available TCP port number.

No

This is applicable when the mode is set to server. If not specified, the default value is 10051.

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