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Tired of tedious, disjointed code reviews? Code Suggest is here to help! Now, you can make suggested changes on your favorite editor – including Neovim, VS Code, and more – to simplify the review process. This is just example of someone on our "Dev Team" collaborating on a pull request with Code Suggest, making the review process smoother and more efficient for everyone involved. Check out the full demo here on YouTube!

This presentation was delivered on May 21, 2024 at the Artificially Intelligent Enterprise conference by Andrew Zigler, Developer Advocate at Mattermost. Mattermost is at the forefront of providing a seamless platform for teams to connect and collaborate. Mattermost AI Copilot has already proven invaluable, automating tasks and answering questions with conversational ease. But we’re envisioning a world where Copilot can do more than just chat.

Squash commits and rebase effectively in GitKraken Desktop. Whether you’re into drag-and-drop or keyboard shortcuts, there are several ways to keep your commit history clean!

If you work with large files like images or other binary files, LFS is your BFF! Unlike regular commits that create complete copies of binary files, LFS helps keep your repo lean and fast. No more major drags when cloning!

If your preferred Git branching strategy is Git Flow, then setting it up in GitKraken Desktop is a breeze! Git Flow offers a standardized approach with well-defined rules for branching and merging.

Join Jesús Espino, senior staff software engineer at Mattermost, as he walks us through what's new in Mattermost v9.8.

TL;DR, we're breaking it down function by function to ensure smooth transitions and uninterrupted workflows.

Writing a good commit message is time-consuming. With GitLens, you can use AI providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini to generate a commit message based on your staged changes in git. If you go to Settings and modify the prompt, you can also convert the commit to a "Conventional Commit" format, which provides context and helps with automations like generating changelogs.