Stay on top of your code reviews with scheduled reminders
Scheduled reminders is out of beta to help your team be more efficient by reducing time spent waiting on code reviews, and more.
Scheduled reminders is officially out of beta. Now your team can get a daily reminder of pull requests waiting for review and reduce time spent waiting on code reviews.
Reminders to keep your team on track
Scheduled reminders delivers a daily, prioritized list of pull requests waiting for review—right to your team’s Slack channel. Teams can choose how often to receive reminders and can set filters to reduce noise and ensure the most important reviews are never missed or delayed.
With reminders, teams can stay on track, reduce code review time, and deliver more.
Get personal reminders, too
Members of organization accounts can also receive personalized daily reminders and real-time updates in Slack about pull requests needing attention or ready to be merged. This helps organization members stay on top of code reviews and helps them complete their own pull requests faster.
The Scheduled reminders feature is currently available in organization accounts. This feature requires the GitHub and Slack integration be installed and enabled for the organization.
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