Problem Statement
Currently, Seer Code Review runs on every pull request regardless of the source or target branch. For teams with multi-stage promotion pipelines (e.g., feature → develop → staging → production), this results in Seer scanning the same code multiple times, once when new code is introduced, and again on each subsequent environment promotion merge.
This creates some pain points:
- Redundant processing
- AI/bot fatigue.
Solution Brainstorm
A configurable filtering mechanism that lets teams control when Seer triggers based on source and/or target branch. So reviews only run when new code is actually being introduced, not on subsequent environment promotion merges.
Product Area
Other
Problem Statement
Currently, Seer Code Review runs on every pull request regardless of the source or target branch. For teams with multi-stage promotion pipelines (e.g., feature → develop → staging → production), this results in Seer scanning the same code multiple times, once when new code is introduced, and again on each subsequent environment promotion merge.
This creates some pain points:
Solution Brainstorm
A configurable filtering mechanism that lets teams control when Seer triggers based on source and/or target branch. So reviews only run when new code is actually being introduced, not on subsequent environment promotion merges.
Product Area
Other