Hi developers! I have started to develop a small project. As it is very useful for me, I thought it may be of interest for some of you I named it bz-splitter because the idea is to split patches submitted on bugzilla into hunks, in order to search/browse them via an interface. The actual result is ugly, but functional (I am not a good designer). Sometime it is very difficult to find a patch, because you don't have enough information on what you are searching for. This tool will allow you to find "Which patches modify this file [with which bug status]", "Which patches modify the GetBiblio routine", "What is the bigger patch modifying this file", etc. The link: it is hosted by the Koha community : http://splitter.koha-community.org/ There are 3 views: files, authors and patterns. The 2 first are for browsing patches by filepaths and authors. The last one has only one level and grep a pattern in patches. Note: There is still much to do: improve the UI, add indexes in DB, add status filters for the patterns view + see TODO file. Note on how it works: Only the patches in the 4 statuses Needs Signoff, Signed Off, Failed QA and Passed QA are processed (could be extend later). The code is available on github under the GPLv3 license: https://github.com/joubu/bz-splitter There are only 2 scripts with interesting code: bin/rebuild_data.pl and lib/bzsplitter.pm, the others are tt, css or js files. A very big thank to Chris for his responsiveness for installing and updating the project. Feel free to find another name, submit patches, get feedback, etc. Cheers, Jonathan PS: The feature which is not a bug: when browsing by files, if you unselect some status and don't click on the refresh button, the entries you will expand still take into account the unselected checkboxes http://splitter.koha-community.org/ https://github.com/joubu/bz-splitter