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> The main thing I like about Github's PRs is that it's a system I'm already familiar with and have a login/account for. It's tedious going to contribute to a p
by blibble 11mo ago
> The main thing I like about Github's PRs is that it's a system I'm already familiar with and have a login/account for. It's tedious going to contribute to a project to find I have to sign up for and learn another system.
codeberg supports logging in with GitHub accounts, and the PR interface is exactly the same
you have nothing new to learn!
- cmrdporcupine 11mo agoYeah and this slavish devotion to keeping the existing (broken imho) PR structure from GH is the one thing I most dislike about Forgejo, but oh well. I still moved my project over to Codeberg. GH's PR system is semi-tolerable for open source projects. It's downright broken for commercial software teams of any scale. Like the other commenter: I miss Gerrit and proper comment<->change tracking.
- blibble 11mo agoagreed, the github "innovation", i.e. the pull request interface is terrible for anything other than small changes hopefully codeberg can build on it, and have an "advanced" option