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If you're interesting in an alternative, I highly recommend Phabricator [0], a fantastic suite of tools that came out of Facebook. It has all sorts of random mo
by peter_l_downs 13y ago
If you're interesting in an alternative, I highly recommend Phabricator [0], a fantastic suite of tools that came out of Facebook. It has all sorts of random modules (memegen equivalents, etc.) but it has a really great feature tracker and a really great code review tool. Addressing your particular issue, it also shows the output of git diff, but includes buttons for '20 more lines of context' at the top and bottom of the diff [1].
Also, Evan Priestly (the lead contributor) responds immediately to any sort of issue and the source is readable. My workplace hosts our own, but I think there may be a hosted version available, too.
[0] http://phabricator.org/ http://phabricator.org/
[1] http://imgur.com/BK55AKF http://imgur.com/BK55AKF
- ajtulloch 13y agoThis is exactly right. Phabricator is the best code review tool I've ever tried, and it completely blows away GitHub, Google's Gerrit/Rietveld, etc. It's just an awesome experience using it, and huge thanks to Evan Priestly for creating it.
- drtse4 13y agoAnother happy user of phabricator here, i introduced it as a single alternative to the usual set of tools we were using to track bugs, doing reviews, maintain a wiki, etc... and my coworkers seems to like it too. There are really a lot of additional modules (internal blogs, pastebin, images directory, polls and recently a web layout review tool) that are not really needed in a "traditional" setting, but the base functionalities are there and the tool can be adapted to different workflows. So, if someone is evaluating alternatives for an internal infrastructure, i'd give it a try. Edit: And in such "traditional" workplace, you'll likely need the option 'phabricator.serious-business' => true in your config file (it replaces button names with saner alternatives).