Mergefly is all about creating the best pull request experience. Increase efficiency, reduce bugs, and save time on all your pull requests & code reviews
We are excited to kick off Mergefly! Learn more about our origin story, our thoughts on the shortcomings of pull requests, and what we intend to do about it! https://t.co/dNl1ysplA5
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@francoisz@github We'd love to get your thoughts on Mergefly. We've got a file tree, floating comments, and you can quickly switch between repositories and pull requests with a Recent Activity navbar
Using Mergefly to select favorite repositories for faster navigation
Check on more features to improve your pull requests at https://t.co/jS1DGuKTpj
Happy Merging!
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Our Top 5 Issues w/ GitHub Pull Requests:
1. Comments block the code
2. Navigation between files is messy
3. Required to page refresh for updates
4. Lack of notifications
5. Difficult to view the full file
What are yours?
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What are your thoughts on GitHub's "updated" UI? We've been waiting for a dark mode and/or themes for so long that we just made 50 of our own...
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Mergefly just published in @gitconnected Giving GitHub pull requests a much needed upgrade. https://t.co/dNl1ys7KIx
How does your team navigate pull requests?
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We completely agree @davedelong! We've just launched Mergefly which tackles this issue. One of Mergefly's tools is a code editor that allows you to collapse lines in a diff to customize the way you view a pull request
Hey @github - I’d love a way to collapse lines in a diff so I can hide portions of a file I’ve already reviewed. 🙏
Alternatively if this already exists, I’d love for you to make this mysterious functionality much more discoverable. 😅
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Developer Life.
Debugging code and reading it 50 times without being able to figure out what's wrong.
Asking a peer to look, and with the second set of eyes, I'm able to figure out the bug almost immediately.
Why does having others look at your code, let you see it better?!