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Jujubi

Public repos are fully accessible to anyone without an account. Any logged-in user can contribute to the repository.

In Review

Public repositories

Pavan Sunkara

Create &amp; track issues in every repository with markdown descriptions, labels and assignees.

Issues

See diffs by meaning, not just by line. View what actually changed instead of noisy line-by-line shifts.

Semantic diffs

Handle repositories with scale increasing over number of files, size of files and number of commits in history without slowing down clones, diffs, or pushes. Also, back up every commit to the cloud automatically, even ones thjat aren't pushed yet.

Commit cloud

Desktop app

Compare two versions of a pull request side by side. See exactly what changed between revisions instead of re-reviewing the whole diff from scratch.

Interdiffs

Break a large change into a stack of small, dependent pull requests. Review and merge each one in order without waiting for the entire stack to be ready.

Stacked PRs

View how a change has evolved over time

Evolog

Exclude generated files, lockfiles, and vendored code from diffs and review stats. Define patterns once per repo so noisy files stay out of every pull request automatically.

Diffignores

Mark individual hunks within a diff as reviewed so they collapse out of view.

Hunk checkpoints

Open a pull request as a draft to signal that it's still in progress and not yet ready for review.

Draft PRs

Signal a pull request looks good without casting a full, binding approval. Use a soft approval to show support or share early confidence, while formal sign-off from required reviewers still gates the merge.

Soft approvals

Bring existing <code>.github/workflows</code> files and run them without needing to make any changes.

CI/CD pipelines

Open a pull request to propose changes and get them reviewed before merging. Comment inline on specific lines, request changes or approve.

Completed

Reviews

Set rules on protected branches like <code>main</code> so nothing merges without meeting required standards.

Protection rules

Queue up approved pull requests to merge automatically, one at a time, against the latest version of the branch. Catch conflicts before they hit <code>main</code> instead of after.