Changelog

We've just made it possible to fix Code Health issues without ever leaving your pull request.

CodeScene version 7.5.0 introduces the PR Refactoring Agent — a new capability that triggers automatic fixes for Code Health issues directly from GitHub and GitLab pull/merge requests. The agent combines AI-assisted refactoring with deterministic guidance from a local CodeHealth MCP server. It analyzes the PR branch, performs targeted maintainability improvements, and commits the results back to the same pull request for normal review and validation — fully inside your CI environment, with no change to your existing review process. You stay in control of the LLM provider and model used by the workflow.

Available now for GitHub and GitLab. Azure DevOps support is coming next.

Read the full documentation here → https://docs.enterprise.codescene.io/latest/developer-tools/pr-refactoring-agent.html

CodeScene version 7.5.0 also includes the following:

• Bug fix: REST API endpoints for configuring PM integrations now work correctly with ClickUp.

• Bug fix: The Average Code Health Trend indicator in Code Health Reports now correctly reflects when the value has not changed.

• Bug fix: File exclusion patterns now support extensions containing a hyphen (-).

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

CodeScene’s new PR Refactoring Agent turns code health insights into instant action. This is available for GitHub and GitLab with more git providers to follow.

When a PR shows issues, developers can click “Fix” to trigger guided refactoring, automatically updating the PR and ensuring it passes quality gates before merge.

Fully centralised and repeatable across teams. The result? Faster delivery, fewer defects, and cleaner, AI-ready code every time.

🎬 Check out a 1-min demo here

📖 Check out this documentation page for details on how it works + Privacy & Security.

🤔 Want to try it out? If your team are using Github, contact customersuccess@codescene.com and we’ll get you up and running right away.

Are you a developer that wants to join a space for open dialogue, idea and challenge sharing, and improving the experience for developers globally? If so, the goal of this exclusive circle is simple: to ensure developers like you have a direct voice in shaping our IDE extensions, MCP & CLI tool roadmap.

🤔 Want in? We've kicked things off on Discord, just drop an email to customersuccess@codescene.com and we’ll send you an invite. To ensure open and candid participation, all contributors will remain fully anonymous — no company affiliations or identifiable information will be shared. When setting up your account, please use a username that doesn't reveal any sensitive company information.

We hope to see you there 👋🏽

CodeScene version 7.4.9 includes the following:

• Improvement: Upgraded the database connection pool library to improve connection management.

• Improvement: Kotlin: Support Compose decorators in code health.

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

CodeScene version 7.4.8 includes the following:

• Improvement: Reduce cache memory usage during PR integration checks 

• Improvement: Use user's timezone for analysis schedule 

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

We've just made managing Code Health rules faster, safer, and a whole lot smoother.

You can now update custom Code Health rules directly from the CLI using our new cs rules-config commands. Validate configurations, tweak rules, and fine-tune thresholds — all without leaving your terminal. With built-in safety checks and automatic rollback on invalid configs, you can confidently experiment without risking broken setups. No more manual edits or guesswork, just a streamlined workflow that keeps your code quality in check. Ready to try it out? Dive into the docs here → https://codescene.io/docs/cli/rules-config.html

CodeScene version 7.4.7 also includes the following:

• Improvement: Added support for user's timezone when scheduling analyses for on-premise installations.

• Improvement: Time and dates in PDF reports are now presented in your local timezone (or the one selected in the schedule).

• Improvement: You can now select a timezone when scheduling PDF reports. 

• Improvement: Updated Gerrit documentation to clarify required permissions.

• Improvement: Improved UTF-8 BOM and UTF-16 handling for code-health-rules.json.

• Bug Fix: Result folders are now migrated automatically during startup.

• Bug Fix: PR check anomaly — deleted coupled files are now correctly treated as changed.

• Bug Fix: Fixed an issue where the suppression count was always reported as zero in delta analysis results for on-premise installations.

• Bug Fix: Resolved a performance issue during concurrent analyses caused by Git Credential Manager prompts.

• Bug Fix: Fixed an issue where Gerrit webhooks were processed multiple times, resulting in duplicate comments on the same patchset.

• Bug Fix: Improved Gerrit repository ID calculation.

• Bug fix: Fixed an issue where source code links in Code Review were returning a 404 error on on-premise installations.

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

CodeScene version 7.4.6 includes the following:

• Improvement: Improved analytics for project configuration page

• Improvement: Expand the CLI with commands for validating and managing custom Code Health rules.

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.

CodeScene version 7.4.5 includes the following:

• Bug Fix: DB migration issue affecting upgrades 7.4.3 and 7.4.4

If you are running the JAR directly, you can download it here.