The Dashboard is the first screen that you see when you log into FishEye/Crucible. It is the home page for the instance and can be accessed by clicking the FishEye/Crucible icon , or by clicking Dashboard at the top.
The Dashboard sidebar displays your reviews, and activity is displayed in the main pane.
Screenshot: Viewing the Dashboard
Using the 'My Reviews' sidebar
The 'My Reviews' sidebar contains information about reviews/snippets that you are involved with, e.g. how many reviews require your approval. Read more about the sidebar in Browsing All Reviews.
- Click on any of the links in the sidebar to navigate to that information in the 'Reviews' tab of the Dashboard.
- Hover your mouse over the sidebar and click the collapse icon (
) to hide any of the sections. Click the expand icon (
) to expand any collapsed sections.
- Click the 'i' icon (
) to hide/show the entire sidebar.
Inbox | Click to show all reviews in 'To Review', 'To Summarize', 'In Draft' and 'Require My Approval' states:
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Outbox | Click to show all reviews in 'Out for Review' and 'Completed' states"
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Archive | Click to show all reviews in 'Closed' and 'Abandoned' states:
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My Open Snippets | Click to show all open snippets created by you. |
My Snippets | Click to show all snippets created by you. |
Using the Activity Stream
The Dashboard has an activity stream that displays the following information:
- reviews activity — This includes the addition of review comments, opening and closing reviews, etc.
- source activity — This includes files being committed to a repository.
- issues activity — If you have linked a JIRA server with your Crucible project, the activity stream will also include updates to linked JIRA issues.
Your activity stream will only display information from projects, reviews, people, repositories, etc, that you have selected as favourites as well as your own activity. For more information on favourites, see Using Favourites.
The following instructions describe how to view the activity stream and filter it to display specific information.
- Commits tab — See Browsing Source Activity only below.
- Reviews tab — See Browsing Reviews Activity only below.
*Issues tab — This tab will only display if you have connected a JIRA instance to your FishEye/Crucible instance. See Browsing Issues Activity only below. - Show My Activity checkbox — Untick this checkbox to filter out your activity from the activity stream displayed. This toggle can be used in any of the tabs for the activity stream.
Browsing Source Activity only
Source activity includes files commits to repositories that you have selected as favourites.
Click the Commits tab to filter the activity stream to display only source activity (see screenshot below).
Browsing Source Activity on the Dashboard
Browsing Reviews Activity only
Reviews activity includes updates to reviews in all projects that you have selected as favourites. See Browsing All Reviews for more information about browsing reviews.
Click the Reviews tab to filter the activity stream to display only reviews activity (see screenshot below).
Browsing Reviews Activity on the Dashboard
Browsing Issues Activity only
Issues activity includes updates to issues in JIRA projects that are associated with your favourite Crucible projects. For more information about integrating JIRA with Crucible, see JIRA integration in Crucible.
Click the Issues tab to filter the activity stream to display only issues activity (see screenshot below).
Browsing Issues Activity on the Dashboard
Watching an Activity Stream
You can "watch" an activity stream in FishEye/Crucible. Watching the activity stream allows you to receive emails when updates occur in the activity stream. You can view all of your watches and configure the frequency of your watch emails in your user profile. See Changing your User Profile for more information.
Note, the option to add a watch will only be available if the administrator has enabled watches for the repository.
To watch an activity stream:
- Navigate to the activity stream that you want to watch.
- Click the Tools menu and click Watch. The page will reload and a watch will be set up for the activity stream (the watch icon will be coloured, not grey).
- If you want to remove the watch, navigate the activity stream, click Tools then Watch. The watch will be removed (the watch icon will be coloured, not grey).
You can also remove watches via your user profile.
- If you want to remove the watch, navigate the activity stream, click Tools then Watch. The watch will be removed (the watch icon will be coloured, not grey).
Notes
Related Topics
Browsing All Reviews
Using Favourites
Changing your User Profile
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