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Helps format code review comments on GitHub using the Conventional Comments standard.
Simplifies the GitHub interface and adds useful features
Mock or modify your HTTP requests to test, develop and demo your web application
Aims to categorize code review comments in a way that communicates the intent, urgency, and required action effectively.
Structure your comments, avoid reading mistake and misunderstanding of the tone. Conventional comments are for great teams (whether distributed or not).
Very handy extension. I use it every day. It reminds me to format my comments correctly and consistently. The author responded very quickly to my request for help when it stopped working in GitHub and in fact had already fixed the issue. Nice work!
Helps me a lot with my code reviews. And works just fine with GitHub now. Thanks to the author!
My team and I have been using this extension for a while, but the icon is currently not showing up on GitHub.
I works just fine on Gitlab but the button doesn't seem to show on Github at all
It is helpful, but at the moment it does have a bug which makes it unusable. The UI forces itself even when openin a new PR, so it's impossible to open a new PR without a conventional comment. This needs to be fixed. I would gladly open a PR for this, if it can be made open source.