New update for pull requests. 🚀 You can now follow the discussion directly in the "Files changed" tab. No more context switching. Plus, we streamlined change requests: If you’ve already commented, skip the summary and just submit. Get the details. ⬇️ github.blog/changelog/2026…

@github Love this update Already saving time reviewing PRs and staying in the flow 🚀

@github @github any plans to extend to issue discussions too?

@github @Codex review pointed that out for me

@github I love the new update, but I do think it would be even more useful if you could also see the pull request history alongside the discussion in the "Files changed" tab. It's a small thing, but it would save a lot of time for developers like me who need to review a lot of changes.

@github Big win for large PRs. When feedback is anchored to the exact hunk, you avoid the classic which file/line are we talking about?

@github Nice, no more flipping tabs in PRs. Finally! 😎

@github that’s good! very helpful

@github Clean UX win. Moving PR discussions into Files changed cuts context switching and aligns feedback with diffs—exactly where review decisions are made. Small workflow tweaks like this compound into real developer-time savings. 🚀

@github Why does GitHub care more about devs than we do?

@github GitHub's move saves devs time-real question: What really

@github GitHub shipping faster than my WiFi updates 💀

@github Anyone gonna explain to America that they are the baby and wrong? And the rest of the world is laughing.

@github Awesome looks nice

@github Great to see this finally implemented.