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FAQ

How can I resolve build issues using FlyCI Wingman?

You can resolve GitHub Actions build issue by integrating FlyCI Wingman in your GitHub workflow. FlyCI Wingman can be integrated as a GitHub Action. The benefit of this integration is that you can use FlyCI Wingman to analyze your builds on any runner: Linux, Windows, macOS or self-hosted. Read how to use FlyCI Wingman.

Can I use FlyCI Wingman with self-hosted runners?

Yes, you can. Just ensure your self-hosted runner complies with the supported architectures.

Read how to use FlyCI Wingman as a GitHub Action

Are the fixes proposed by FlyCI Wingman automatically merged into my code?

No, they are not automatically merged. Fixes are provided as code suggestions in your pull request, giving you full control to review and apply them directly to your code. In addition, you get FlyCI Wingman report as a patch containing also the changes that are not directly related to the changes in the pull request but improve the code base. You can apply them using git patch.

Is my code and data secure when using FlyCI Wingman?

Absolutely!

With the FlyCI Wingman GitHub Action, your code and data stay on the runner of your choice.

On the other hand, error analysis happens with the help of a third-party AI service. During this interaction FlyCI doesn't share any code and data except for the failure log and any additional information needed by the LLM to further analyze the corresponding error. Your code and data stay on the runner of your choice and are destroyed along with it.

Can I use a different LLM with FlyCI Wingman?

Not at the moment. However, we are working on providing options that will allow you to use a LLM of your choice, whether it's a hosted solution (such as those from OpenAI or Claude) or your own custom LLM.

What do I get with FlyCI Professional Customer Support for GitHub Actions?

I have the FlyCI GitHub application installed, but it requires more permissions now. Why is it needed?

To use FlyCI Wingman, the FlyCI GitHub app needs Write access to Actions in order to re-run failing builds. It also requires Read and write access to Pull requests to add the FlyCI Wingman report and code suggestions as comments to the pull request.

Is FlyCI SOC2 compliant?

FlyCI is not yet SOC2 compliant, but we plan to start working on it. Please, email us at contact@flyci.net in case of interest.