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bjackmanyesterday at 8:13 PM3 repliesview on HN

Is there a good code review tool out there? The best one I've used is Gerrit, at least it has a sensible design in principle. Aside from that I've only used GitHub and Gitlab which both seem like toys to me. (And mailing lists, lol).

But the implementation of Gerrit seems rather unloved, it just seems to get the minimal maintenance to keep Go/Android chooching along, and nothing more.


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maccardtoday at 12:59 AM

We use perforce in work, and we use p4 swarm. It’s unremarkable, hasn’t changed in a decade and just works. Best part of perforce, by far

seabrookmxyesterday at 10:56 PM

My old job used Gerrit, and new job uses Gitlab. I really miss the information density and workflow of Gerrit. We enforce fast forward merges and squashing for MR's anyways, so we just have an awkward version of what Gerrit does by default.

Gitlab CI is good but we use local (k8s-hosted) runners so I have to imagine there's a bunch of options that provide a similar experience.

Intralexicalyesterday at 11:51 PM

What do people think of ReviewBoard?