Activate a policy
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Activate a policy

  • Updated on 21 Apr 2019
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This procedure describes how to install Datree on your GitHub organization account.

1. Active Datree's Smart Policy

Navigate to the Datree Policy Management pane , and toggle Smart Policy Management to ON

This is a one-time setup

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2. Choose your policies

Select the policies you wish to enforce by sliding their toggle button to ON.

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Not sure which policies you should activate?
Check your Status Report in order to know!

3. Choose your repositories

By default, all repositories are opt-in, meaning you must choose which repositories you would like the policy to run on:

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  • Enable on new repositories by default - automatically sets the policy on new repositories
  • Enable All - activate a policy on all the repositories

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4. Check your policy in action

Datree automatically adds a new check mark per each pull request opened in the selected repositories:

A green check mark denotes the pull request met the requirements of the configured policies 😃

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A red mark denotes the pull request violated one of the configured policies 😵

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Click Details to provide more details regarding which policies passed or failed.

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