[slongfield]

I've recently started using Github code reviews for a lot of C++, and one thing that I wish it would do is show the header (.h) files before the implementation (.cc) files.

Small PRs help, but I often end up just opening a handful of windows to have everything open at once.

[rwmj]

You can't do that in github as far as I know, but you can get git to display diffs that way (eg. for local review or email based workflows). You have to use a git "orderfile". Example:

https://gitlab.com/nbdkit/nbdkit/-/blob/master/scripts/git.o...

We found it useful to display header files, interface files and documentation first, but maybe the linked paper will make us review that!

[devnullbrain]

Github similarly lacks the ability to override the diff algorithm. This is a shame, because `histogram` makes some diffs look much more like what the human intended.

The default, Myers, is from 1986!

[devnullbrain]

For this reason I usually either check it out locally or use the Github IDE (. or >)