Documentation for Crucible 2.8.x. Documentation for other versions is available too.

When using Crucible with FishEye, you can have threaded discussions with other users, on any changeset. To start a discussion, you simply start by adding a comment to a changeset.

(info) You need to be logged in to create changeset comments.

Adding Comments to Changesets

To add a comment to a changeset:

  1. Open the changeset view for the desired code commit.
  2. Display comments by clicking 'Discuss' at the upper right corner, or the speech bubble icon beside the left navigation bar.
  3. When the comment bar is visible, you can add a comment by clicking 'Add a Comment'. Type your content and click 'Post' to submit it.
  4. You can tag your comment as a defect note by clicking the 'Defect' tick box.
  5. Once submitted, others can respond to your comment by clicking 'Reply'. Replies are threaded as separate comment discussions. You can click on the link icon !! to save a permalink to that comment. The comment author can edit or delete their comments.
  6. To hide the changeset comments, click the page icon . You can open the comments bar by clicking the speech bubble icon again.

As you compose a comment, it will auto-save periodically.

Screenshot: Opening Changeset Discussions

Screenshot: Composing a Changeset Comment

Screenshot: A Changeset Discussion

Turning Changeset Discussions On and Off

You can turn off changeset discussions in the Admin screens.

Go to the Admin screen, then choose 'Repository List' from the left navigation bar. Find your repository from the list that appears, and click 'View' beside it to see the repository settings page. Scroll to the bottom of the list and find 'Changeset Discussions'. Click 'Edit' to change the value to true or false. If set to false, changeset discussions are disabled.

By default, changeset discussions are on.

Screenshot: Enabling Changeset Comments in the Admin Screens

通知

  • Comments show up in the activity stream,
  • The author of the changeset will get email notifications when comments are added,
  • Comment authors will get email notifications when someone replies to their comments.
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