Need a recommendation for user-friendly PR software (no GitHub / Bitbucket / GitLab)

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vimdiff

I'm trying to support a group of technical, non-programmer individuals but unfortunately my company does not want to pay or maintain enterprise GitHub seats for them, so they're stuck with plain old git. They can get by for the most part using `git diff` to generate a .diff file and view that file in software like meld, vimdiff, or VSCode's diff viewer. However it'd be really great if they had the ability to do basic PR comments, even if it's just as simple as clicking on a changed / added / removed block and sending an email with a comment to the git commiter's email address.

#File Management #Merge Tools #Diff And Merge Tools 2 social mentions

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Meld

I'm trying to support a group of technical, non-programmer individuals but unfortunately my company does not want to pay or maintain enterprise GitHub seats for them, so they're stuck with plain old git. They can get by for the most part using `git diff` to generate a .diff file and view that file in software like meld, vimdiff, or VSCode's diff viewer. However it'd be really great if they had the ability to do basic PR comments, even if it's just as simple as clicking on a changed / added / removed block and sending an email with a comment to the git commiter's email address.

#File Management #Merge Tools #Diff And Merge Tools 42 social mentions

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Gitea

Gitea is pretty cool, but it requires self-hosting, which doesn't sound like it'd be on the table. It's a GitHub-lite experience though, with similar features. You can also configure CI with Drone CI.

#Code Collaboration #Git #Git Tools 60 social mentions

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LinearB

Have you checked out LinearB already?

#Data Dashboard #Predictive Analytics #Code Coverage 26 social mentions