When applying suggestions, it should offer to "instant fixup" (apply it to some prior commit in this branch, but not in any other branches). That instant fixup should highlight commits that changed nearby lines.
When you make an inline comment and the author changes those lines of code, it now offers to show you "these lines", but in my experience, it's usually the wrong lines. I think because it's showing the same line numbers, not the same context (and something had changed the number of lines earlier). BTW, I submitted a request for open source project status not long ago (maybe a week) with intent to unlock some project management features (like Epics). I kinda wish merge requests could be displayed in Boards. Sometimes we use draft MRs to track actual bugs (rather than start by making an issue, then linking the issue) and it'd be nice to have a board with MRs that have set release as a milestone, with columns for their workflow stage. Their license detector doesn't recognize BSD-2-Clause. It shows "Other" on the home page, even when I tried removing the appended disclaimer about --download-package. https://gitlab.com/petsc/petsc/ Barry Smith <bsm...@petsc.dev> writes: > I got asked to go over some of my Gitlab workflow uses next week with some > Gitlab developers; they do this to understand how Gitlab is used, how it can > be improved etc. > > If anyone has ideas on topics I should hit, let me know. I will hit them on > the brokenness of appropriate code-owners not being automatically added to > reviewers. And support for people outside of the Petsc group to set more > things when they make MRs. And being to easily add non-PETSc folks as > reviewers. > > Barry
