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Reblogged by cstanhope@social.coop ("Your friendly 'net denizen"):
vertigo@hackers.town ("Vertigo #$FF") wrote:
Once upon a time, many years ago, someone had posted a link to a website that implemented something very much like GitHub pull requests, but which was not affiliated with GitHub, GitLab, etc. It was open source, it was self-standing, and could even be used with repositories hosted on places like SourceHut.
Does anyone remember:
- What this place was called?2. What the URL for this service was?
I'm positive that I've bookmarked this site, but I cannot seem to find it in my pinboard exports nor in my Firefox bookmarks. I will try searching Masto bookmarks next, but Masto's search functionality leaves so much to be desired...
Thanks for any tips or leads! :boost_ok:
EDITS
- It's not codeberg.org or forgejo.org -- it is not a code forge unto itself. It focused just on reviewing PRs, and could work across forges and self-hosted Git repos alike. 2. Ahh! I remember something more about it now: code reviews used to happen in Git Commits itself, by adding or removing comments directly in the code being reviewed.. The website was just a tool for visualizing diffs.