resolve_pr_parallel

To resolve multiple pull request comments at once, you can use a parallel processing tool that fetches unresolved threads and spawns independent agents to implement required changes concurrently. This automates the feedback resolution process and commits changes programmatically via the GitHub API.

Parallel processing for GitHub PR review threads works by fetching all unresolved comments, planning resolutions, and spawning a separate agent for each thread. Each agent implements changes independently, drastically reducing the time needed to address feedback across different files.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI (gh) and git to automate resolving PR threads. These dependencies are required for repository interaction, fetching comment threads via bash scripts, and verifying the resolution status programmatically through the GitHub API.

Yes, you can automatically resolve GitHub review comments after committing changes by using a tool that programmatically resolves threads via the GitHub API. It commits the implementation changes first, then verifies and resolves the corresponding threads.

The best way to handle code review feedback across multiple files is concurrent processing. By spawning independent agents for each review thread, you can address feedback in parallel, allowing for faster iteration and merging of the pull request.

Yes, you can specify a PR number manually as input. The tool also features context detection to automatically identify the current pull request and fetch its unresolved comments without requiring explicit input.