Crucible 2.2 : Creating a Patch Review
This page last changed on Feb 17, 2010 by edawson.
This page includes instructions on uploading patch files from your repository, how to load them into Crucible to be reviewed and use Crucible's Patch Anchoring to retrieve more lines of context from the original file. Crucible allows you to review a change before it has been committed. To do this, you upload a patch file to the 'Patch' tab (or paste it in as text) when creating a review. You must first generate this patch file from your repository, using either commands built into your IDE, or via the repository command-line tools.
Using Crucible Patch Anchoring to Automatically Add Full ContextCrucible's Patch Anchoring feature allows you to add a regular patch to a review (showing only a few lines of context. Then, Crucible will automatically search for the relevant file content in the connected repositories. When it finds the files, it will seamlessly add in more context from the file so that you can view all of the lines of code (greatly enhancing the review process). To use patch anchoring:
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