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- CodeRabbit repostedThe best sign that a dev tool actually works? Your engineers refuse to give it back. When Showpad's CodeRabbit trial ran out, the team urged leadership to buy it immediately. > 65% drop in review workload. > Cycle time down 46%.
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Most founders treat PMF like the finish line. @grinich says itās the Mario Star. It makes you untouchable for a while - enough to survive your own biggest mistakes. But the star runs out. You still have to keep innovating and moving fast to stay ahead. Check the full epsā¬ļø
00:00 - The best sign that a dev tool actually works? Your engineers refuse to give it back. When Showpad's CodeRabbit trial ran out, the team urged leadership to buy it immediately. > 65% drop in review workload. > Cycle time down 46%.
- CodeRabbit now lets admins review newly created Learnings before they are added to the knowledge base! Set šššš ššššš_šššš.ššššššššš.šššššššš_ššššš¢ to š· through š¹š¶ days at the organization or repository level to hold new chat-sourced
The feature is available on all pricing plans. The default behavior is unchanged i.e new learnings are approved immediately unless an approval delay is configured. For more details: - The hard part of AI code review isn't checking what changed in PR #ā4306. It's checking everything that changed because of it.
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PayPal Developer making friends with CodeRabbit Developers in Amsterdam š Awesome to geek out with you all @SantoshYadavDev @shafaqwushu @bruvimtired See you at another conference soon š¤ #paypaldev
- CodeRabbit repostedBest way to test a feature you built? Run it on real repos. So we forked the octokit repos into an org and used our automatic repository linking feature. CodeRabbit now walks the dependency graph on its own and flags cross-repo impact at review time.
00:00 - Give a dev 30 seconds to approve or reject a PR and watch the bugs sail through. We ran exactly that at App.js Conf, then asked devs there, plus JS Nation and React Summit, how you actually review code. Thanks to all three for having us! Here's what weāve heard š
