Hide and Seek

Add the ability to remember completes files to a github pr.

Hide and Seek - Chrome Extension

Hide and Seek is a Chrome extension that enhances the pull request experience on GitHub. It enables you to complete files, which hides them automatically and maintains their hidden status even when revisiting the page. It also provides a completion percentage and allows you to share it with others when submitting a review to a pull request.

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By: roush.kyle

Users: 24

Rating: 4.67

(3)

Version: 1.13.2 (Last updated: 2018-08-22)

Creation date: 2018-08-22

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 75.13K

Email: Ro*****@gmail.com

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# 101,806 ▲ 65,046

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#10354 in Developer Tools ▼ 53

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Hide and Seek for Minecraft (v4.0.36)

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Extension summary

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This a tool to help make pull request easier.

It helps by letting you "complete" files.

This will automatically hide the file
When you revisit the page it will keep your completed files hidden
However if there are changes to the file it will "uncomplete" the file and add a thinking emoji

You can also report bar of how much you have completed with your other diffstats

<Beta> You can share your completion percentage with others when you submit a review to a PR

User reviews

VERY helpful tool. Brought my PR game to the next level. Goes sooooo well with Octo tree. Would recommend!!! I don't know how I ever did PRs without this tool. Before, I could actually say maybe Crucible is better in some instance.. but this extension sure makes me consider otherwise.

Young Liu, 2018-07-24

Pretty useful to help manage when doing code reviews as part of a pull request. Suggestion would be to put the 'completed' checkbox at the END of the file - so you don't have to scroll back up to click it.