Usually, when a reviewer makes a review of a PR, then (when it is necessary) he adds several comments/suggestions inline at the respective lines of the code. Then the developer updates the PR with one or more commits to address the comments. However, it is sometimes hard to follow which commit implements which suggestions.
So, the plugin could check the updated lines in every commit and if it contains changes at same line any of the comments were placed at, then it would reference the commit as a response to the corresponding comment.
An example of what it could look like:
The difference is that the comment would be placed by alien-ike and the general message could contain for example: Updated in 5ec1957
Usually, when a reviewer makes a review of a PR, then (when it is necessary) he adds several comments/suggestions inline at the respective lines of the code. Then the developer updates the PR with one or more commits to address the comments. However, it is sometimes hard to follow which commit implements which suggestions. So, the plugin could check the updated lines in every commit and if it contains changes at same line any of the comments were placed at, then it would reference the commit as a response to the corresponding comment. An example of what it could look like:
The difference is that the comment would be placed by
alien-ikeand the general message could contain for example:Updated in 5ec1957