Comment by ahartmetz
10 days ago
Heck, you can't - to the best of my knowledge - even comment on changes in a commit instead of just the sum total of changes in a pull request. It's as if GitHub expects everyone to use squash on merge workflows, which is insane for developers who know how to structure commits and write commit messages. Oh yeah, and you can't comment on commit messages neither. In Gerrit (which otherwise has plenty of problems, too), they show up as part of the patch.
Most developers haven’t seemed to use another workflow unfortunately—& they scoff at suggesting the only workflow they know could be wrong.
In the "files changed" view on GitHub you can view the PR commit-by-commit and comment on that commit's change