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github anna on computing anna on computing an open sourced way of life menu skip to content home category archives github yet another way git make the review process better as you may know from some of my posts i am a frequent user of github when i started using it i didn t realize how powerful it was however as time goes on git is looking to be more and more of a manager s tool when i first volunteered to help manage the processing js project i wrote a set of guidelines that incorporated the use of lighthouse and github the basic principle was tell people what you are working on and the status on lighthouse do your work and let others look at it on github and finally ask people to review on lighthouse it now seems that github has the ability to do all of the aforementioned items pull requests once you have finished a patch you can request that the owner of the repository who s code you have forked reviews it this is done by selecting the pull request button which opens up a discussion between you and the person who owns the repository you have a fix for like i mentioned this is a discussion you and the other person can go back and forth several times before he she is ready to pull accept and add to their repo your code git will tell you when a new note was added to the discussion or when any other actions were taken a pull request is a fast and easy way to see all of the commits associated with the pull request without having to leave the page commit notes once you have committed anything to git you will get a commit url example this is a summary of all of the files that were changed including their specific line numbers as well as the before and after identified with a and a sign this lets the person looking at your patch know exactly what you added replaced deleted when a person looks at the commit with the intention of reviewing it he she can add comments to any line that you have edited this is done by clicking on the line number of the file you would like to add your note to here is a sample commit with notes i think you probably know where i am going with this if a person has a patch there is no need for them to go on lighthouse and comment on a ticket further there is no need for the reviewer to comment on their patch on lighthouse all that is needed here is git git gives you the ability to ask for review get comments on a review fix any issues request another review and have your code accepted all under one discussion i know what you are thinking how does one replace the bug tracker in order to ensure no two people are fixing the same bug which brings me to another one of github features git pages github pages github allows you to add a custom page to your repository this page can be whatever you want it to be you can use it to list the functionality you have yet to implement or you can simply point it to a wiki where that list can be found here is a short guide on github pages view all of my blogs on github view all of my blogs share this share on x opens in new window x share on linkedin opens in new window linkedin like loading nov 29 november 29 2010 by annasob posted in github comments 2 post navigation older posts categories apple os cocoa 6 audio 1 automation 1 build 4 github 6 open source general 16 popcorn js 11 processing js 66 uncategorized 3 twitter tweets by annasob blog at wordpress com anna on computing create a free website or blog at wordpress com subscribe subscribed anna on computing sign me up already have a wordpress com account log in now privacy anna on computing subscribe subscribed sign up log in report this content view site in reader manage subscriptions collapse this bar loading comments write a comment email required name required website d design a site like this with wordpress com get started
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