In order to start using LOCI you must create a project (or work on an existing project in the LOCI Dashboard).
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Enter the project manually
Enter Project Name: Enter your Project Name manually.
Select Architecture manually
Enter Project Description: Any details relevant and important for the project.
Create a project
Create a new project
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Link the project automatically for a GitHub Repository
By providing the GitHub repository link, the project is directly linked to the corresponding GitHub repository, enabling seamless integration with pull requests and commits. Once connected, LOCI automatically analyzes changes as they are introduced, ensuring continuous, execution-aware feedback without additional manual setup.
Link the project from a GitHub Repo
Link a new project
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Create the project
Create the new project by clicking the “Submit” button.
Create the project in LOCI
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The project appears in the list
After the project is created it appears under the Projects list on the sidebar where all projects are listed. When the project is linked to its GitHub repository, the GitHub icon is displayed as enabled in the top-right corner, indicating an active connection.
Verify the project is created
Upload New Version in the Project
To upload a new software version for a project, provide the following information and start the upload.
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Provide version details
Manually created prjects
Enter Version Name
Upload Binary
Select version to compare (if there is any)
Select the architecture
Enter Project Version details
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Automatically linked projects from a GitHub Repository
Since these projects are automatically connected to LOCI, pull requests from the linked GitHub repository are processed automatically. This means LOCI immediately analyzes new changes and generates execution-aware insights for each PR without any manual intervention, streamlining review and feedback.
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Start upload
Begin the upload. The new project version starts uploading and progress will be shown.
