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Remove "Pull Request" option #1829
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? Why don't you just avoid clicking the button?! |
I'm with @faggy on this one. It seems like settings UI clutter to add a checkbox for that. I'm not sure the maintenance or UI clutter of this is worth removing that tiny little button. I don't know of any other Git management tools that offer the ability to disable pull requests. You could always create a little Greasemonkey script (or even a Stylish profile) to hide the button. |
Settings ui clutter? You mean one checkbox is clutter to you? UI clutter? Uhm, this is about removing useless clutter from a single-dev perspective. Tiny button? it's kinda big. why should gogs emulate other git management tools? Or, I could make a suggestion as I'm sure other people will find it useful. |
There are for sure projects that want to disable issues or pull requests |
Disable issues/wiki/pull request , etc was on the todo actually. |
No need to be hostile. One option certainly isn't, the problem is it's a slippery slope. This blog post can explain it better than I can: http://swreflections.blogspot.com/2014/08/feature-toggles-are-one-of-worst-kinds.html In any case, that was just my feelings on it. :) |
Sorry, I didn't mean to sound hostile! |
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OK, now possible to disable wiki/issues/pull requests on |
As a developer, I use Gogs for my own personal projects because it's small, light and fast. I don't have any pull requests for projects so it would be nice, if in the options somewhere, there's an option to remove the feature or just removal of the button at least.
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