Gitar reviews pull requests, diagnoses CI failures, applies fixes, and validates the changes against your pipeline. It can also retry flaky tests, automate review workflows, and act directly inside GitHub or GitLab. Now part of Sonar.
Now part of @Sonarsource, Gitar reviews PRs, diagnoses CI failures, applies fixes, and validates those fixes against the same pipeline.
The review doesn’t end with a finding and another comment for devs to deal with. Gitar stays with the change through the fix and back through CI.
André had a good way of putting it:
Most people think this space is saturated. It is, but in the low end. High-end code reviews is blue ocean. Maybe Gitar could be the first one to enter.
P.S. If you maintain an open-source project, you can apply for free access to Gitar.
@zaczuo Excited to test this one! Currently on the waiting list to get approved. I use Cubic, CodeRabbit, Greptile, Sourcery, Octopus. Which are good but leaves a lot to be desired. Hopefully SonarQube can connect their Graph database to the AI review process and then surface more than what is currently possible in this landscape.
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Hi everyone!
Awesome to co-hunt Gitar with André @conduit_design!
Now part of @Sonarsource, Gitar reviews PRs, diagnoses CI failures, applies fixes, and validates those fixes against the same pipeline.
The review doesn’t end with a finding and another comment for devs to deal with. Gitar stays with the change through the fix and back through CI.
André had a good way of putting it:
P.S. If you maintain an open-source project, you can apply for free access to Gitar.
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@zaczuo Excited to test this one! Currently on the waiting list to get approved. I use Cubic, CodeRabbit, Greptile, Sourcery, Octopus. Which are good but leaves a lot to be desired. Hopefully SonarQube can connect their Graph database to the AI review process and then surface more than what is currently possible in this landscape.