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Dev tools · June 22, 2018

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PR Patrol – Monitor code that matters to you

PR Patrol – Monitor code that matters to you launched on June 22, 2018 with 11 votes, #859 of 2,653 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

In plain words

PR Patrol is a development tool that monitors code changes relevant to users. Launched in 2018, it helps developers stay informed about pull requests and code modifications across their projects. The tool targets software teams who need to track specific codebases without being overwhelmed by all repository activity. It filters notifications to show only the code that matters to each user, making it easier to manage development workflows and maintain awareness of important changes.

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