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pr-run

v0.1.28

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Run and inspect pull request branches locally with worktrees, env files, Docker, scripts, terminals, and diffs.

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PR-run (Work in progress)

The app made for people who review multiple Pull Requests every day. Think Github PRs + Worktrees integrated into one place.

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How to run

PR-run requires Bun.

bunx pr-run@latest

This starts the local backend, serves the browser UI.

Why?

When reading diffs on github isn't enough, you may need to run a PR in your local machine. So you have to:

  • Manually create a worktree.
  • Manually set up a .env
  • Manually start/stop docker containers. And when testing PRs e2e (like a web app pointing to an API) you have to make sure everything is working right.

I don't know if someone already solved this problem, but I lost so much time doing this manually that I decided to create my own solution.

Dependencies

GitHub CLI (gh), Docker, and editor CLIs are optional and are only needed for the workflows that use them.

This project copies a lot of things from t3code Feel free to open PRs, issues or suggest features. This is my first serious open source project :)

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