Are you looking for something like this? https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/work-with-github-pull-requests.html#provide-feedback
As far as I know, there is no universal standard for code-review-feedback that works in all IDEs, that would be very nice :) On Fri, Jul 14, 2023 at 8:49 AM Martin Terra < martin.te...@koodaripalvelut.com> wrote: > Sorry for being bit off topic here, but I'm looking for a software tool or > plugin suitable for Java programming that allows developers to > insert/manage review comments directly from within their IDE, similar to > the "Add comment" feature in Google Docs. > > I belive it would benefit the Wicket Community as well, if such tool could > be integrated with the code repository. > > Do you have experience of such tool? In my understanding, for example > github review comments cannot be collaborated with directly from within the > IDE, or is there a plugin for that? Furthermore, preferably it would work > directly with native git without requiring the use of the github platform. > > This functionality would be valuable for code review discussion which is > often closely tied to specific sections of the code, making it easier for > others to understand the context, intent, and purpose of the comments > relative to the code context. It would be particularly beneficial if this > tool could also be used in the ”compare different versions” mode of the IDE > which is typically used when reviewing code, enabling reviewers to provide > feedback on specific changes made between versions. > > Additionally, it would be advantageous if these review comments could be > stored in the code repository in a manner that allows viewers to see a > comprehensive view of comments from all reviewers. This unified view, > similar to the commenting feature in Google Docs, would provide a better > understanding of the feedback and suggestions offered by multiple > reviewers, ensuring that all perspectives are considered and facilitating > effective communication and collaboration among team members. > > By integrating review comments directly within the code, the code review > process would be significantly enhanced. It would reduce friction in the > process of giving, understanding, tracking, and managing comments, > resulting in improved collaboration on the project. Other future benefits > could be in training AI models based on history of commits and reviews. > > > ** > Martin >
