General limits
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Documentation Index
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| Name | Limit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Project size | 1,000,000 | The maximum size of a project that can be analyzed in lines of code. |
| Repository size | 1 Gigabyte | The maximum size of a Git repository that can be analyzed. |
| File size | 2 Megabytes | The maximum size of a single code file that can be analyzed. |
| Name | Limit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Analysis runtime for pull requests | 10 minutes | The maximum time allowed for analyzing a pull request. |
| Analysis runtime for the default branch | 20 minutes | The maximum time allowed for analyzing a branch. |
| Issues | 50,000 | The maximum number of issues that can be reported in a single analysis. |
| Issues per file | 500 | The maximum number of issues that can be reported in a single file. |
| Issues per file per linter | 100 | The maximum number of issues that can be reported in a single file by a single linter. |
| AST depth | 1,024 | The maximum depth of the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) will be processed during maintainability analysis. |
| Name | Limit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage report file size | 10 Megabytes | The maximum size of a coverage report file that can be uploaded. |
| Coverage file records | 100,000 | The maximum number of coverage records in a coverage upload |
| Coverage parts | 200 | The maximum number of uploads for server-side merging |
| Name | Limit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Files changed | 300 | The maximum number of files that can be included in a pull request diff for analysis. |
| Comments per file | 30 | The maximum number of comments that can be made on a single file in a pull request. |
| Comments per review | 50 | The maximum number of comments that can be made in a single pull request review. |