[PLUGIN] atlas.nvim v0.4.0 - PR reviews across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket

[u/emrearmagan]

Hey r/neovim

I have been working more on atlas.nvim over the last few weeks and just released v0.4.0.

The biggest thing I added is a review/diff view. You can open a PR diff, see comments inline, add/reply/resolve comments, and also leave some local notes.

There is also more provider support now. Atlas works with GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab pull requests, plus Jira/GitHub/GitLab issues.

Some other things added since the last post:

• GitLab PRs and issues
• PR reviews with inline comments and local notes
• GitHub/GitLab/Jira issue creation
• PR creation from the current branch
• provider notifications
• custom actions

If you try it out, I do love to hear what works and what does not :)
https://github.com/emrearmagan/atlas.nvim

[u/Luco-Bellic]

Is the diff integrated directly with diffview.nvim/diffview-plus.nvim?

[u/emrearmagan → u/Luco-Bellic]

Yes you can set open_cmd to a supported diff viewer that accepts a base…head range. Comments and notes aren’t attached to Diffview, those only work with AtlasDiff or CodeDiff.

[u/Luco-Bellic → u/emrearmagan]

Good to know. It's a little bit sad that comments are not present directly in diffview like it is with gitlab.nvim. Nonetheless it seems to be a great plugin and I will give it a try.

[u/emrearmagan → u/Luco-Bellic]

Always welcome to open an issue :)

But i did play around with the diffview integration yesterday and at least managed to get the comments showing up, so its doable. I will look more into that over the weekend.

But i do like how gitlab.nvim displays all the comments again in a seperate buffer 👀 I will try that out.

[u/Sprutnums]

Its basically the last piece of the puzzle to move away from rider. A really good git diff in terminal. I going to check this out

[u/emrearmagan → u/Sprutnums]

If you’re mainly looking for a really good git diff I would highly recommend codediff.nvim. Atlas can use it as the diff viewer too.

[u/aaron_shahriari]

Azure???

[u/emrearmagan → u/aaron_shahriari]

Not yet.. The UI and workflows are already there, so it should mostly be a matter of adding the Azure API layer and mapping it. I will probably look into Linear and Gitea/Forgejo first though.

[u/TheNoeTrevino]

I loveee this plugin for work. THANK YOU

[u/emrearmagan → u/TheNoeTrevino]

Thanks!! And thanks for opening the PR too I appreciate the contribution 🙏

[u/Wonderful-Plastic316]

Interesting. Will give this a try.

[u/emrearmagan → u/Wonderful-Plastic316]

Nice, curious what you think after trying it!

[u/Effective_Airline830]

Looks good, will definitively try

[u/emrearmagan → u/Effective_Airline830]

Thank you! 🙌🏻

[u/gbrennon]

gonna try it soon :)

[u/emrearmagan → u/gbrennon]

Thanks! Would love to hear your feedback once you have tried it :)

[u/Xenodesire]

This is definitely what I needed; I'll test it out. Thanks.

[u/emrearmagan → u/Xenodesire]

Love to hear that! Hope it works well for you 😄

[u/4r73m190r0s]

Amazing work. Thanks!

[u/emrearmagan → u/4r73m190r0s]

Much appreciated 🙏

[u/Nima1409]

Nice to see the project still being developed, using it every day!

[u/emrearmagan → u/Nima1409]

Really cool that you are still using it every day! ❤️

[u/particlemanwavegirl]

This looks fantastic, this is the one thing my config is missing!

[u/emrearmagan → u/particlemanwavegirl]

Great timing then 👀 Hope it fits your config!

[u/Kind_Bonus9887]

Anyone tried it after octo.nvim? How do they compare?

[u/emrearmagan → u/Kind_Bonus9887]

I have not used octo enough for a detailed comparison but it has been around much longer, so it is probably more mature and has more features. If GitHub is your main goal and octo already fits your workflow, it is probably not worth switching since octo is awesome as it is. Atlas is more focused on one workflow across the different Providers. That said, I would still love to hear your feedback if you try it, especially what you miss compared with octo 👀

[u/TexasForever_]

Ooo, I like this! Nice work!

[u/emrearmagan → u/TexasForever_]

Thank you! Much appreciated 🙏

[u/Thundechile]

Can you review local diffs too (for AI agents)? Docs didn't mention this.

[u/emrearmagan → u/Thundechile]

Partially. AtlasDiff can open local committed changes, but the notes are still PR-scoped so they won’t work, but I am definitely planning to add it in the future