Gitlab enhancer

Gitlab extension to enhance the user experience on the merger request process

What is Gitlab enhancer?

Gitlab enhancer is a Chrome extension that improves the user experience on the Gitlab merge request process. It allows you to easily track discussions, upvotes, and the status of your merge requests with color-coded visual indicators.

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By: roumi

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Users: 87 ▼ -5

Rating: 5.00 (1)

Version: 4.1 (Last updated: 2024-06-25)

Creation date: 2020-06-12

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

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Size: 375.81K

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Ranking

# 74219 ▼ 1550

Other rankings

#8801 in Developer Tools ▼ 82 #117 in wait keyword 9 #278 in request keyword 20 ▲ 3

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Extension summary

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Enhance your GitLab merge request management with our Chrome extension. It brings clarity to your tasks, highlighting unresolved discussions and providing a clear, color-coded status overview.

The extension will modifies 3 things in the merges requests page:

In the page of merge request, you can toggle the thread not created from a code review
it display the number of discussions not resolve out of the total number
it display a color coded for the merges requests, here are the explanations:

if you are the the reviewer:

action needed: you didn't upvote the MR AND (all of your discussions are resolved OR you didn't start a discussion OR one of your discussion is not resolved and the last message is not from you)
wait: one of your discussions is not resolved and the last message is from you or one of the discussion is not from you and the last message is from you
done: all of your discussions are resolved and you've upvoted

User reviews

So useful, gitlab definitely needed an "unclosed thread" count on the mr listing, that's the basics ! And since installed, no more merge request sitting the entire sprint, the guys instantly know when they're responsible for this :D