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This page explains how to create a simple code review using the Crucible 'Snippet Review' feature. Snippet Reviews are designed to be lightweight ad-hoc code reviews.

To create a snippet review

  1. Copy the desired code from the source to your system clipboard.
  2. Click the 'Create Snippet' button in Crucible.
  3. Enter the details for the snippet review as follows:
    • Paste the code from the system clipboard into the page. Snippet reviews can only contain one discrete file, or code snippet.
    • Click the 'Click to add title' text. The field will become editable. Enter a title for your review. If you don't specify a title, one will be automatically created for you.
    • Select a project from the 'Project' dropdown.
    • Select a programming language to be used for syntax highlighting from the 'Syntax Highlighting' drop-down menus.
  4. Click the 'Save' button to create the snippet review. The review will be created.
  5. Invite anyone that you want to participate in the snippet review by sending them a link to the review. Everyone can see snippet reviews, anyone can comment on the review, and anyone can close it.
  6. Click the 'Reply' link on any comments to respond to the comments.
  7. Click the 'Tools' menu and click 'Close' to close the snippet review. The snippet review will be closed, i.e. no-one will be able to add new comments or reply to existing comments. Anyone can re-open, re-review or close snippet reviews. However, only the creator of a snippet review can delete it.

Screenshots: Creating a Snippet Review (click to view larger images)

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4 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Jun 02, 2010

    Aside from Java, what programming languages are available in the Syntax Highlighting drop down list?

    1. Wojtek Seliga

      Jun 04, 2010

      Screenshots speak louder than words:

  2. Anonymous

    Sept 03, 2010

    Hi,

    How is it possible/simple to add a new language support (eg Ada ...)?

    Regards

    1. Pierre-Etienne Poirot

      Mar 21, 2012

      Follow the instructions here: Defining your own syntax highlighting in Crucible or Fisheye



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