Pull Request Conversation

PR Conv. lets you swiftly add comments with prefixes for context in Pull Requests. © 2023 Digital Tectonics, LLC.

What is Pull Request Conversation?

Pull Request Conversation is a powerful Chrome extension that allows you to add comments with context to pull requests using predefined prefixes. Streamline collaboration, improve code reviews, and increase team efficiency with targeted and clear feedback. © 2023 Digital Tectonics, LLC.

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Users: 2 ▼ -1

Version: 1.0.1 (Last updated: 2023-08-15)

Creation date: 2023-08-10

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Size: 443.39K

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# 143225 ▼ 5710

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#42548 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 1111 #27 in conversation keyword 30 ▼ 7 #61 in pull keyword 11 ▼ 28 #104 in request keyword 24 ▼ 38 #154 in team sharing keyword 17 ▼ 37

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Introducing the Pull Request Conversation Chrome extension – your solution for enhancing collaboration and context in code reviews! This powerful tool enables you to seamlessly incorporate meaningful comments into your pull requests, using a variety of predefined prefixes tailored to different communication scenarios.

Streamlined Collaboration: With Pull Request Conversation, you can effortlessly infuse your pull request discussions with additional context and clarity. Gone are the days of vague or misunderstood feedback – our extension empowers you to engage in targeted, productive conversations around your code changes.

Built-In Comment Prefixes: We've designed a set of intuitive prefixes that cater to a range of communication needs, making your comments more effective:

Default: Keep it simple with straightforward comments. Question: Initiate discussions or request further information. Suggestion: Propose alternative approaches to problem-solving. Task: Address incomplete acceptance conditions or pending tasks. Comment: Share insights without seeking active feedback. Nit: Point out minor issues for consideration. Enhanced Code Reviews: