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I’ve been using this to visually demonstrate features in pull requests. Combined with Gifski for gifs, it’s really nice.
by sircastor 4y ago
I’ve been using this to visually demonstrate features in pull requests. Combined with Gifski for gifs, it’s really nice.
- mikewhy 4y agoGitlab and GitHub both let you upload videos (and probably more). I still use ffmpeg to convert .mov to .mp4 to get a better file size. But either run circles around the quality and size of .gif
- zmmmmm 4y agodo they show them inline and play automatically? the thing I love about gifs is that they play automatically so as soon as you open the issue you are seeing the animation of what the problem is.
- mikewhy 4y agoThey are shown inline but they don't play automatically. But they do let the reviewer pause and rewind to see something they've missed, rather than sit there and wait to hopefully catch what they missed.
- rpmisms 4y agoI'm usually committing visual changes for reviewers without easy access to the environment, so I mark up the screenshots in my PRs. It's great