Tell user to enable issues tab

codeautopilot · Nov 10, 2023 · f5de1f5 · f5de1f5
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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Before you begin with Code Autopilot, ensure you have the following:
 Follow the steps below to set up Code Autopilot:
 
 1. **Install GitHub App**: Install the Code Autopilot GitHub App on your repositories [here](https://github.com/marketplace/code-autopilot-ai-coder).
-2. **Create a New Issue**: In one of your repositories, [**create a new issue**](./getting-started/create-issue) and describe the task you want to automate. Remember to mention `@autopilot` to invoke Autopilot.
+2. **Create a New Issue**: In one of your repositories, [**create a new issue**](./getting-started/create-issue) and describe the task you want to automate. Remember to mention `@autopilot` to invoke Autopilot. If you don't have an "Issues" tab on your repository, you need to enable it by going to Settings -> General -> Features
 3. Autopilot will start indexing your repository and will reply to your issue with a suggested solution
 4. You can then talk with autopilot by posting new comments with @autopilot anywhere in the text.