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Sharing code repository (and project) for review comments as well #6

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gitarmartin opened this issue Jul 14, 2023 · 0 comments
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gitarmartin commented Jul 14, 2023

Feature requests:

  • store review comments within the same project & repository as the code itself
  • commit the comments into the same project & repository as the code itself
  • ability to compare changes in comments overall or within comments, between code/comment commit versions (similar to code compare changes where you would see the changed files, changed comments within, changes/additions to comments in compare changes style)
  • abiliy to add/edit comments in both code comparison mode and normal coding mode to better support the code review process
  • think user experience similar to "Add comment" feature in Google Docs, but in addition it would also work when comparing revisions

This way code + review comments always go hand in hand together in same repository/branch in same or incremental commits.

Preferably this should evolve into a universal code-review-feedback syntax standard that would work across different IDEs and Programming languages.

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Integrating review comments directly within the code enhances the code review process by reducing friction and improving collaboration. With comments seamlessly integrated, developers can easily give, understand, track, and manage feedback, streamlining the review workflow. Additionally, the potential for future benefits, such as training inhouse AI models based on the inhouse history of commits and reviews, opens up new opportunities for leveraging data-driven insights.

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