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👀 Reviewing Changes

Bit Cloud's review process provides a multi-layered view of updates, encompassing code changes, test results, rendering, documentation, dependency graphs, and configuration. This facilitates broader stakeholder participation in the review process.

Asking for review

To obtain approval for your changes, you need a peer review. Assign potential reviewers using the "Request Review" feature, which will send them a notification.

If your Change Request includes components from multiple scopes, approvals from reviewers in each scope are required.

Request review

Initiating a review

Reviewers can initiate and submit their reviews, either approving the changes or requesting modifications, using the "Start a review" button.

Start review

After clicking "Start a review," you'll be redirected to the "Changes" tab, where you can explore all component modifications and their impacts.

Use the available filters to streamline your review:

start review

  1. Filter by name.
  2. Filter by type of change (code, dependencies, configuration).
  3. Filter by scope.

You can also aggregate views by Change Type, Scope, or None.

Commenting on code changes

When you select a component for review, the initial tab displays the implementation changes.

Code changes

Add comments by clicking on any line:

Add comment

Commenting on UI changes

The Preview tab shows the component's rendering in both the current and modified versions. If multiple previews exist, select the one to review.

UI review

Enable the "Review mask" toggle and click within the preview window to leave a comment.

UI comment

Submitting the review

Upon completion, select "Submit review." Provide a final comment and indicate whether there are unresolved issues or if you approve the changes.

Submit review

Discussing changes

Reviewers may provide feedback across multiple components. Use the Review Comment Feed panel to track and respond to all feedback.

Review comments

Filter by reviewer or comment type (code or UI), and jump directly to code comments.



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