#5 / 7 rate

Lab Partner

356 users

2020-08-24

omarsarhan

[email protected]

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Description

A simple gitlab merge request extension.

Formally Gitlab Buddy

Never miss an important merge request again! This extension provides a convenient pop-out dashboard that displays all your assigned MRs across repositories, eliminating the need to manually subscribe to each one.

Key Features:

Effortless Setup: No need to create a personal access token. The extension leverages your existing GitLab session, ensuring seamless operation as long as you're logged in.

Comprehensive View: Track your involvement in merge requests through multiple filters: assignee, reviewer, group approvals, and even those you created.

Actionable Insights: Gain a quick overview of each MR's status (pending, approved, created, merged) alongside direct links to the request, repository, author, and pipelines.

Stay Informed: Stay on top of conversations with a list of mentions on each MR. See who has approved and access the CI/CD pipeline status with a direct link for further details.

Efficient Communication: Quickly skim through MR conversations and comments to stay up-to-date.

Conflict Resolution: Identify merge conflicts easily to prioritize troubleshooting.

Focus on What Matters: Filter the dashboard to display only explicitly assigned MRs (ideal for managers), or view all group-assigned requests.

Keep it Clean: Hide irrelevant merge requests from the list for a clutter-free workspace.

Boost your GitLab productivity and stay on top of your merge requests with this innovative extension!

Reviews

Ayoub Khadar

Isaac Woods

Absolutely my favorite way of tracking MRs right now. Feel like a page that Gitlab should have had from the very beginning, but having it in an extension makes it even more convenient & easy to check.

Jesse Vitrone

This is great, it merges the "assigned" and "review requests" lists, moves ones you've approved out of sight, and lets you hide those stale MRs until they have been updated. It really makes it easier to keep on top of which MRs need attention! Bug report I submitted on GitLab: When inside an editable field in Chrome (text field, text area, address bar, etc), I should be able to use control-shift-arrow to highlight word by word. When Gitlab Buddy is installed and enabled, this no longer works. I know this keyboard shortcut is used to switch between tabs inside the Gitlab Buddy window, but it shouldn't be capturing this shortcut if the window isn't open.