No Conversation Left Behind
If you’re anything like us, you get involved in lots of conversations on GitHub over the course of your day. Sometimes, a good conversation from earlier in the day is…
If you’re anything like us, you get involved in lots of conversations on GitHub over the course of your day. Sometimes, a good conversation from earlier in the day is left behind and forgotten about, and you don’t know if anyone else has commented after you (to tell you they completely agree with your well-written opinion, of course!).
To make sure you’re always up-to-date, the page title now lets you know how many comments have been added since you last peeked at the conversation.
When you come back to the conversation, any unread comments will be highlighted, making it easy to pick up right where you left off:
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