jesseduffield
Submit and Review PRs
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. No, just would love not having to leave Lazygit. 😊
Describe the solution you'd like I would like a method of reviewing and submitting PRs similar to the GitHub PR extension from Microsoft (link: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github).
Describe alternatives you've considered
- Using the web interface
- Using GitHub desktop
- Using the VSCode extension (link again: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github)
- Using GitHub CLI
- Using Graphite CLI (link: https://graphite.dev/)
- Note: Graphite doesn't really solve the issue because you can only create PRs, but being compatible with their stacked PRs would be nice if possible.
Additional context I would like being able to do the following without leaving Lazygit:
- View a list of pending PRs
- Select a PR to review
- See the details of the PR (view diffs and any comments)
- Add general and/or line specific comments
- See reviewers needed and how many have reviewed
- See test status
- Create a PR
Possible steps:
- [ ] Setup GitHub auth
- [ ] Design rough layout (start with Lazygit layout
- [ ] Retrieve and display list of PRs
- [ ] Design rough PR details (diffs, general comments, button to approve)
Happy to help with this, but I realize it may not make since in Lazygit.
I don't think I made clear in the issue, so I wanted to here. I know this would be a lot, so I would love to build this out myself (never used Go before like the template mentioned).
My main question is, does this make sense in the context of Lazygit? I could see it needing to be a separate project due to the complexity.
there is also gh-dash https://github.com/dlvhdr/gh-dash which can do this. you can also combine it with lazygit and neovim
This!
I am switching from VsCode to nvim and lazygit.
The Github Pull Request plugins in VsCode is so great, I wish this comes to LazyGit!
As someone who's desperately looking for a way to review massive PRs that no extant Git integration is happy dealing with, would absolutely welcome this!
Hey @mathieurousseau and @Perksey, I will say that I have been using gh-dash that carmen-gh suggested and really liked it so far. Maybe you can try that? It is an extension of the GitHub CLI. The link to the project is https://github.com/dlvhdr/gh-dash