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Alright adds autolink references to GitHub pull request titles.
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In GitHub repositories with paid plans, you can set up autolinks to external resources like JIRA and Zendesk. However, these autolinks are not added in pull request and issue titles, where they are often most needed.
Alright (AutoLink References In GitHub Titles) is a free open-source browser extension that allows you to add autolinks to pull request and issue titles in all your repositories via a familiar user interface, even without a paid plan.
This browser extension is independently developed and not officially endorsed by GitHub. All trademarks are property of their respective owners.
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Advanced diff tool for faster code reviews on GitHub pull requests
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Preview GitHub link in a nice popup when you hover over it.
This extension will show commits behind and ahead for every fork.
Prevent incorrect merges on GitHub's pull request.
Copy formatted GitHub links for issues, pull requests, repositories, users, and more.
Works great! Works in private repos without the need to give it access (the source code is on GitHub).