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Why is my analysis timing out?

DeepSource currently has a 25-minute time limit for completing analysis. If analysis doesn’t finish within this period, you’ll see an “Analysis timed out” message.

Common causes:

• First-time analysis of a repository (when all files are analyzed)
• Large repositories with many files
• Complex code that requires deeper analysis

Solutions:

1. Configure exclude_patterns in your .deepsource.toml file to skip unnecessary files like:
   • Test fixtures
   • Migration files
   • Example code
   • Generated code
   • Third-party libraries

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Why do I see test coverage issues for lines that have not changed in my PR?

This typically occurs when your PR branch is not up-to-date with the default branch.

Solution: Rebase your PR branch with the default branch to synchronize the code and resolve this discrepancy.

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DeepSource generated the wrong Autofix. How do I report it?

If you notice an incorrect Autofix suggestion:

1. Take a screenshot or copy the relevant code snippet
2. Reach out to Support:
   • The screenshot/code snippet
   • A brief explanation of why the Autofix is incorrect
   • Name of the repository

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Analysis fails, with the message “Error cloning git repository”. What should I do?

This error can occur for several reasons:

1. Submodule issues

   • If your repository uses Git submodules, ensure DeepSource has access to them
   • Configure submodule access in your repository settings

2. Default branch mismatch

   • If your default branch has changed (e.g., from “master” to “main”), update this in DeepSource
   • Navigate to Settings > General to change the default branch name
   • Learn more about branch settings

3. VCS provider downtime

   • Rarely, this can be due to GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket/AzureDevOps service issues and downtime
   • Check status page of respective services and wait a short while and retry the analysis

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Why can’t I find the option to add team members?

This happens when you’re using an Individual account rather than a Team/Organization account.

Account types:

• Individual accounts are connected to personal GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or AzureDevOps accounts and don’t support adding team members
• Team/Organization accounts are linked to GitHub organizations, GitLab groups, Bitbucket workspaces or AzureDevOps organizations

Solution: To add team members, you need to use a Team/Organization account. Learn more about account management and adding team members.

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DeepSource shows issues in all files of the repository even when granular mode is selected

This occurs when a PR is opened against a non-default branch instead of the default branch.

Solution: Open your PR against the default branch to enable proper granular analysis.

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Analysis results are different on the same change in PR and in the default branch

When a PR includes changes to the .deepsource.toml configuration file, analysis results may differ between the PR and after merging to the default branch.

Why this happens: Configuration changes (like new exclude patterns or analyzer options) can affect how existing issues are reported. When merging to the default branch, DeepSource performs a full analysis with the updated configuration to ensure consistency.

Expected behavior:

• PRs receive granular analysis based on their specific changes
• Default branch receives full analysis after merging configuration changes to ensure all issues are properly updated