What's up with pull requests?

Every time you're about to submit a pull request to a remote repository, there's a small possibility that the code you're about to submit is now obsolete, and that nobody will care about it. And if it's only you that looks at it, well then, you'll be pretty annoyed. This is the problem that's at the root of the dilemma. The solution is a great bit of software, called Pull Request Activity. It displays a notification for the user when a pull request was submitted. The notification also includes the pull request's latest status:

• * The change is approved
• * The change is rejected
• * The change was closed by its author
• * The change is waiting for approval

You can still use this notification as you want, and you can still keep it in your notification bar even if you're using it for the first time.