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Update Enable Checks
Added a note about how users can either trigger a re-run of all checks, or just failed checks. This is based on JIRA ticket Circle-21682.
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![CircleCI Checks]( {{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/docs/checks_tab.png)
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**Note:** GitHub does not currently provide a granular way for you to rerun workflows. Because CircleCI uses checks that map to workflows (e.g. a single configuration may have one or more workflows), when you select the Re-run checks button, you may either trigger "re-run failed checks" or "rerun all checks." The important thing to note here is that you can have checks from different systems, other than just CircleCI.
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## To Enable GitHub Checks
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To use the CircleCI Check integration, you first need to navigate to the Org Setting, then authenticate the repository to use CircleCI Checks as follows:
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4. Select the repositories that should utilize checks and click the Install button. ![CircleCI VCS Settings Page]( {{ site.baseurl }}/assets/img/docs/checks_install.png)
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After installation completes, the Checks tab in GitHub will be populated with workflow run status information.
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## Checks Status Reporting
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CircleCI reports the status of workflows and all corresponding jobs under the Checks tab on GitHub. Additionally, Checks provides a button to rerun each workflow from GitHub Checks tab.

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