Did you get inspiration from octo.nvim?

[molleweide]

Hi! I am looking forward to learning and helping out with this plugin.

Quick question: Did you use octo.nvim before? If so, why did you decide to write a new plugin apart from the arguments given in the readme?

[ldelossa]

Hey, thanks.

Before pwntester/octo.nvim#98 (comment)

and

pwntester/octo.nvim#288 (comment)

These were major limitations for me, but have this been implemented.

The other major difference is "gh.nvim" pulls the remote code local and checks out the branch/commits. I wanted this because it creates a seamless review process. All LSP tools work and you can run tests and local dev environments to confirm the code in the pull works well.

I also have started to quite like the thread and issue buffers.

Moving forward, I plan to keep removing my usages of GitHub in the browser and place them into gh.nvim. The next big aspect is the "Notifications" features.

[molleweide]

Allright! Thanks for giving me those threads and explaining.