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Is it possible to use Stash to review projects hosted on GitHub?

BerislavLopac

We have a bunch of projects hosted on GitHub, but we find GitHub's code review process sorely lacking. Is it possible to use Stash simply as a client tool to handle code reviews, using GitHub's pull requests, without setting the repos to be hosted with Stash? Thanks!

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TimP

Hi Berislav,

That isn't currently possible. However, you could consider hosting your code in Stash and using Stash's pull requests for code review, and mirroring to GitHub (using the free Repository Mirror plugin, for example). Out of curiosity, could you elaborate a little on what you like about Stash's code review process that you're missing in GitHub?

cheers,

Tim

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TimP

Hi Berislav,

cheers,

Tim

BerislavLopac

Thank you for the answer! Well, to be honest, I haven't really worked with Stash yet, but have previously used Crucible extensively, and am missing it's power when it comes to code reviews. I'm currently exploring the tools for my team, and I wanted to test Stash as it seems to fit nicely into our process which is built around the concept of pull requests -- but due to the company policy our authoritative repos need to be hosted on GitHub. So I was hoping to use Stash as basically a client application to review pull requests on GitHub; barring that, I will most likely explore the possibility of using Crucible, which is less focused on pull requests but the other features are more important anyway.

TimP

Thanks for the insight Berislav! As you're probably aware, you can use Crucible to review code hosted in Stash, Bitbucket, GitHub or any other git host.

BerislavLopac

To be more specific, the main features that I miss on GitHub are file-per-file reviewing, explicit approval of the pull requests and historical comparison of individual commits. I don't know if Stash has all of those, but they help make Crucible so powerful.

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