PolyGerrit Code Review Requires JavaScript Enabled in Browser
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thunderbong
More crust than filling. Mostly air.
Summary
The article is a technical notice informing users that JavaScript must be enabled in their browser settings to use PolyGerrit, a code review tool, and instructing them to refresh the page after enabling JavaScript.
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