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A new section titled "Configuration priority" was added to the documentation, detailing the strict hierarchy CodeRabbit follows when determining which configuration settings apply. The section explains the precedence of configuration sources and clarifies that settings are not merged or inherited between sources.

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docs/guides/configuration-overview.md Added a "Configuration priority" section explaining the order, exclusivity, and behavior of config sources.

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In the warren of settings, a rule now appears,
With priorities clear, there’s no room for fears.
Local leads the way, then repo, then org—
No merging or mixing, just one config log.
🐇✨ The hierarchy’s set, so hop on ahead!

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Clarification of configuration priority in documentation

ℹ️ Low 🔄 Impacts behavior

The documentation now clearly explains how CodeRabbit determines which configuration settings take precedence, outlining the strict priority order and emphasizing that settings are not merged or inherited. This helps users understand how their configuration choices are applied and prevents confusion about which settings are in effect.

Review the new documentation section for clarity and accuracy. Ensure that the described configuration priority matches actual system behavior, and verify that users can easily understand which settings will apply in different scenarios.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
docs/guides/configuration-overview.md (3)

55-55: Prefer “in the head branch” for natural phrasing

The current wording is a bit clunky. Switching the preposition improves readability.

-1. **Local `.coderabbit.yaml` file of head branch**
+1. **Local `.coderabbit.yaml` file in the head branch**

55-57: Align bullet phrasing for better parallelism

Bullets 2 & 3 start with a noun phrase, whereas bullet 1 starts with “Local …”. Making all bullets parallel improves flow.

-1. **Local `.coderabbit.yaml` file in the head branch**
+1. **Repository-local `.coderabbit.yaml` file (head branch)**

61-64: Clarify what “repository settings are disabled” means

Readers may not know how repository-level settings become “disabled.”
Explicitly state that repository settings are considered inactive when the web-UI toggle is off or no .coderabbit.yaml exists in the repo.

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docs/guides/configuration-overview.md (1)

67-69: Double-check config key spelling and default value

The example references reviews.tools.github-checks.timeout_ms with a default of 90000 ms. Please verify that:

  1. The key matches the current schema (hyphen vs underscore).
  2. 90000 is indeed the documented default.

Inaccurate details here will confuse users.

@alexcoderabbitai alexcoderabbitai merged commit 4a68c92 into main Jul 11, 2025
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