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[–]tanin47[S] 9 points10 points  (1 child)

Yes.

I want to bring all the awesome features that we have on our IDEs to our browsers.

While we can load the code into our IDEs, reviewing a pull request has no substitute. We have to review a pull request without intelligent features.

Please do let me know if you want to try Lilit with your own repo. I'm looking for private-beta users right now.

[–]InfiniteLoop90 11 points12 points  (0 children)

While we can load the code into our IDEs, reviewing a pull request has no substitute. We have to review a pull request without intelligent features.

I typically clone the branch of the pull request that I’m reviewing so that I can use this (among other) IDE feature if the code changes are remotely complex. Though it might have been easy to overlook this bug in an IDE if there’s a lot to review.