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It looks like graphite.dev has pivoted into this space too. Which is annoying, because I'm interested in graphite.dev's core non-AI product. Which appears to
by bryanlarsen 2y ago
It looks like graphite.dev has pivoted into this space too. Which is annoying, because I'm interested in graphite.dev's core non-AI product. Which appears to be stagnating from my perspective -- they still don't have gitlab support after several years.
- catlover76 2y ago[dead]
- pomarie 2y agoYeah, noticed that too—what's the core graphite.dev feature you're interested in? PR stacking, by chance? If that's it, we actually support stacked PRs (currently in beta, via CLI and native integrations). My co-founder, Allis, used stacked PRs extensively at her previous company and loved it, so we've built it into our workflow too. It's definitely early-stage, but already quite useful. Docs if you're curious: https://docs.mrge.io/overview https://docs.mrge.io/overview
- bryanlarsen 2y agoYes, stacked PR's and a rebase-only flow. Unfortunately we're a GitLab shop. Today's task is a particularly hairy review; it's too bad I can't try you out.
- pomarie 2y agoAh, totally get it—that’s frustrating. GitLab support is on our roadmap, so hopefully we can help you out soon. In the meantime, good luck with that hairy review—hope it goes smoothly! If you're open to it, I'd love to reach out directly once GitLab support is ready.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoEmail is in profile. You're welcome to add me to your list.
- atombender 2y agoSame. I'm not at all impressed with Graphite as a code stacking tool; Aviator looks much nicer. But I recently started using Graphite's AI review tool, and it's also really poor. Out of all the suggested corrections so far, all were wrong except one that fixed an obvious typo in a comment.