Platform
Work with repositories, pull requests, reviews, issues, organizations, and stacked changes on Trylle.
Trylle combines Git hosting with the collaboration workflows around it. Use the
dashboard for visual review and administration, or the try CLI for repeatable
repository, pull request, issue, and stack workflows.
Repositories
Create, clone, share, protect, archive, transfer, and delete repositories.
Pull requests
Propose changes, request reviewers, follow checks, and merge.
Code review
Review diffs, leave inline feedback, and submit review decisions.
Issues
Track work with labels, assignees, comments, reactions, and timelines.
Organizations
Manage shared ownership, members, teams, defaults, and credentials.
Stacks
Track and navigate dependent pull requests without hiding their relationships.
A typical change
Create or clone a repository
Start with your first repository, then create a branch and commit a focused change.
Open a pull request
Push the branch, open a pull request against the intended base branch, and keep it as a draft until it is ready for review.
Review and verify
Request the right reviewers, resolve conversations, and wait for required reviews and checks. Branch protection determines which conditions block a merge.
Merge and continue
Re-check mergeability, choose an allowed merge method, and remove the head branch when it is no longer needed.
Connected capabilities
- Continuous integration runs compatible workflows and reports checks on pull requests.
- GitHub integration supports writable synchronization or scheduled public mirrors.
- Security covers SSH keys, signed commits, and credential handling.
- Everyday CLI workflows provide complete terminal recipes for common platform tasks.
Web and CLI coverage differ
Some administrative settings are available only in the dashboard, while the CLI is strongest for daily repository, pull request, issue, and stack work. Check the relevant guide before building a workflow around one surface.