pr-comments

To fetch GitHub PR review comments for your current branch, you can use a skill that automates retrieving PR-level, issue, and diff comments via the gh CLI. It requires an open PR on your current branch and an authenticated gh CLI.

Yes, you need the gh CLI to view GitHub PR comments locally, as the retrieval process depends on it for repository access. The gh CLI must be properly authenticated, and Python 3 is also required to execute the fetching scripts.

Automating code review comment retrieval without visiting GitHub is best achieved by using a script that fetches and displays PR comments directly in your local environment. This approach centralizes PR-level, issue, and diff comments for efficient review.

Yes, you can fetch all types of GitHub PR comments, including PR-level comments, issue comments, diff comments, and reviews. The retrieval process aggregates these comment types so you can interact with them directly in your workflow.

Fetching GitHub PR comments fails if your branch has no open PR because the retrieval mechanism specifically targets the active PR associated with the current branch. An open PR is a mandatory prerequisite for the comment fetching scripts to succeed.

To display and interact with GitHub PR review comments locally, use a fetching skill that pulls the comments and presents them for your decision. You can then choose how to proceed with the comments, such as accepting or rejecting the suggested changes.