github-code-review

To review a GitHub pull request, you can gather PR details and inspect changed files via gh or the GitHub REST API. This process evaluates branch diffs for defects, security issues, and quality gaps while generating severity-ranked inline comments.

Yes, you can inspect staged or local branch diffs to check for code defects before pushing. The review applies a structured quality, security, and correctness checklist to your local changes.

Drafting inline comments during a PR review involves mapping identified defects or suggestions directly to specific code lines. This generates severity-ranked feedback to approve changes or request modifications.

Yes, the code review process fully supports both the GitHub REST API and gh CLI workflows. It gathers PR details and inspects branch diffs through these interfaces to return a structured summary of critical issues.

The best way to structure pull request feedback is by generating a severity-ranked review summary. This categorizes findings into critical issues, warnings, suggestions, and positives alongside line-level comments.

After identifying a SQL injection risk, you can approve or request changes on a pull request by drafting severity-ranked inline comments. This workflow maps security findings directly to the exact lines for modification.