Triggers Overview
GitAuto offers various trigger types that automatically generate unit tests based on different events in your development workflow.
Schedule Trigger
Automatically generates unit tests on a set schedule, prioritizing files with the lowest test coverage. Perfect for maintaining consistent test coverage improvements. Learn more →
Test Failure Trigger
Automatically analyzes failed CI/CD workflows on GitAuto PRs and creates fix commits. Includes smart workflow cancellation to prevent resource waste. Learn more →
Review Comment Trigger
Request fixes on GitAuto-created PRs by leaving inline review comments or general PR comments. GitAuto responds with automatic fix commits just like collaborating with team members. Learn more →
Dashboard Trigger
Trigger GitAuto from the coverage dashboard by selecting specific files. Perfect for targeted test generation based on coverage data. Learn more →
How It Works
Each trigger type loads a specialized prompt optimized for its context. Learn more about trigger-specific prompts →
Getting Started
To configure triggers:
- 1. Go to your Trigger Settings
- 2. Select the repository you want to configure
- 3. Enable the triggers that fit your workflow
Trigger Overload?
With 5 different triggers, it's easy to feel overwhelmed! Each team's workflow is unique, and what works for one project might not work for another. Let's find your perfect trigger combination.
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