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Showing all comments for a crucible review
Asked by Jeff Storey:

Is there a way to display a list of all comments for a crucible review at once?


Answers:
author: Piotr Swiecicki
body: Use the [Review Activity](https://confluence.atlassian.com/crucible/commenting-on-reviews-298977448.html#Commentingonreviews-UsetheReviewActivity) introduced in Crucible 3.9 - with a single click on "Activity" link (or keyboard shortcut `Shift ']'`) new dialog would be shown with all the review comments. Hope that helps.

comments: author: Ryan Brown
body: What if I'm in a review with 100+ comments and only want to see the comments in a specific file? Is there any way to unhide a comment in just one file?


author: Ram Pantangi
body: Crucible team, you must be kidding me. All that I guess most people want to do is, as we work on a review, want to see the list of all the comments done on that review in one page. Isn't there a feature for this? Going into reports etc. is a waste of our time. Please suggest.


author: Will Fresch
body: Also, on a Crucible review, you can click Tools \> Download Review as Text. That will open up a txt file of all comments in the code-review. That's still not a great solution, but it does technically contain the info you're after. It would be nice if it opened up a polished HTML page w/ the comments.


author: Renjith Pillai
body: Don't mind this answer, but this helps in satisfying the exorbitant demands from management for reports from Crucible, the famous old Excel :)

<http://code.google.com/p/crucible-excel-dump/>


author: Alok kumar Singh
body: this will definitely help you.......<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Review+Coverage+Report>


author: Jeff Storey
body: How do I get to defect report details? I am using crucible 2.7 - I don't see this option.


author: jeff.storey
body: How do I get to "defect report details?" I can't seem to find that (I'm using Crucible 2.7)


author: Avdhesh Chauhan
body: yes - you can view the defect report details - there you can filter all the review comments
No Create Issue link on review comment panel
Asked by Yuji Ishii:

Hi,I'm trying Atlassian Dragon Quest Stage7 Crucible.At step4, I cannot find out Create Issue link on the review comment panel in FishEye/Crucible.How can I create an issue from the review comment ?Thanks for any advise in advance.Regards,Yuji


Answers:
author: Douglas Fabretti
body: Hello Yuji.

The procedure to create issue from a review has changed since the Dragon Quest was writen:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Using+JIRA+Integration+in+Crucible+Reviews>

Could you please give it a look and check if you are able to create the review?

Just a quick note, you will have to link the review to a JIRA issue then after that, you will be able to create a JIRA sub-task:

<https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Using+JIRA+Integration+in+Crucible+Reviews#UsingJIRAIntegrationinCrucibleReviews-4.ClicktocreateaJIRASub-Task>

Please let me know if you need any further help.

Cheers,  
**Douglas Fabretti**   
**Atlassian Support**

comments: author: Yuji Ishii
body: Thanks a lot.

It worked.

Best regards,

Yuji
Pre-Commit Workflow for Crucible & Perforce
Asked by Thomas Cross:

Hi All-

I'm hoping you Crucible experts can share your experiences with me... My Development team has done some light evaluations of the various code review tools, and Crucible is the one we like best.

We do a very large majority of our code reviews in a pre-commit mode. We're a Perforce shop with developers using both IDEA and Eclipse.

The only thing that I can't seem to get my brain around is how Eclipse users initiate pre-commit reviews. With the Eclipse Plug-In no longer supported, it seems as though we have to ask our developers to run some sort of obscure script to generate a patch file, and then specify that file as part of the "Create Review" process?

Our IDEA developers apparently can still initiate a code review using the plug-in -- although with the Eclipse plug-in no longer supported, I don't feel like I can rely on that either.

I'm happy to use the Crucible site to actually capture the review feedback -- but I'm very concerned that our Developers won't embrace a tool that is cumbersome when it comes to actually initiating the reviews themselves. Something that plugged into Perforce, or even a standalone bridge that streamlined the review creation process, seems like a big missing piece before I can recommend this software for purchase.

So that said -- what am I missing?


Answers:
author: Gabor Maghera
body: My opinion is that this should be part of the core features Crucible offers, by allowing for reviewing of shelved changes in Perforce. Doing a review before committing to a change makes more sense than doing it after the fact.


author: Felipe Kraemer
body: Hi Tom,

As far as I know, once you have a Perforce plugin for Eclipse, such as [P4Eclipse](http://www.perforce.com/product/components/eclipse_plugin), and an Eclipse project shared using this plugin, you can right-click e.g. on the Eclipse project name and go to *Team \> Create Patch...* This will open the *Create Patch Wizard*, which will list all the modified files in that project and allow you to select an export location. You'll need to set the location of your P4 executable file as well.

If you don't have an Eclipse plugin, according to [this document](https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Creating+a+Patch+Review#CreatingaPatchReview-PerforcePatchCreationViaTheCommandLine), you can generate a patch for changed files using the command line.

Then in Crucible all you need to do is to create a new review and upload the pre-commit patch file.

Please let us know if this helps.

comments: author: Andrew DeFaria
body: My eclipse (Luna 4.4.0) and P4Eclipse (2013.1.788968) does not have a Create Patch Wizard on the Team menu. It has an Apply Patch but I suspect that's to apply a patch to the current file, not export a patch file...

Besides this does not address people not using Eclipse or IDEA.


Tags: bridge

perforce
fisheye could not start quartz schedule
Asked by Avdhesh Chauhan:

im getting the below error in fisheye 2.7, connect to mssql server 2008, can some one plz support, the issue FSH-7549 is not accessible

main fisheye.app com.cenqua.fisheye.ctl.Run-mainImpl - Could not start quartz schedule: Application Context not in itialised.

java.lang.RuntimeException: Application Context not initialised.

at com.cenqua.fisheye.config.SpringContext.getApplicationContext(SpringContext.java:34)

at com.cenqua.fisheye.config.SpringContext.getComponent(SpringContext.java:65)

at com.cenqua.fisheye.ctl.Run.mainImpl(Run.java:252)

at com.cenqua.fisheye.ctl.Run.main(Run.java:69)

at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)

at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)

at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)

at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:592)

at com.cenqua.fisheye.FishEyeCtl.mainImpl(FishEyeCtl.java:113)

at com.cenqua.fisheye.FishEyeCtl.main(FishEyeCtl.java:41)


Answers:
author: LeonardoL
body: Hi Avdhesh,

This Error messagem could be related to many root causes, from database communication problems to some port misconfiguration inside config.xml. I would recommend you to open a support ticket at [support.atlassian.com](http://support.atlassian.com) attaching the application logs to further investigation.

Cheers,

Leonardo.


author: Avdhesh Chauhan
body: Thank you very much Leonardo,

i found the reason the Database communation problem was there.

Thanks.
How frequently is our SVN repository backed up?
Asked by Adam McDonald:

For administrative reasons, we have to provide information on the nature and frequency of the data backups for our SVN repository. I looked for an online reference and in the knowledge base but could not find the answer. If your reply could include a link to such a reference, that would be appreciated as well.


Answers:
author: Abdoulaye Kindy Diallo
body: Adam,

You could have a look at this: <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/About+Your+Data>

Hope that helps !!!


Tags: cloud

fisheye-crucible-svn-ondemand
Crucible is doing a very bad job of handling a changeset of 2000 files. Where is it's bug tracker?
Asked by Sebastien Tardif:

Crucible is doing a very bad job of handling a changeset of 2000 files. Where is it's bug tracker?

I'm sure it's easy to fix the performance if this use case is tested.


Answers:
author: Julien Hoarau
body: <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CRUC>


Tags: cloud

fisheye-crucible-svn-ondemand
Crucible review showing all changesets instead of the ones selected
Asked by Chnikki:

I created a review selecting only the changesets from revisions I made to a file. My team is in the middle of making a lot of revisions to the same file so we are committing our code in increments. It's easier to merge everything in bite size pieces.

In the review, not only are my revisions showing, but also every revision my team has made to the same file. Is there a way to only show the revisions I made to the file? Or is there a way to remove revisions from a review when viewing a file diff?

Crucible 2.8 m1

JIRA 5.0.6

SQL Server 2008


Answers:
author: John Werner
body: I feel your pain. We have also had a few reviews where two different people have been working concurrently in the same file and conducting two separate reviews of just their changes. (Our process wants to track changes and reviews thereof to specific bug reports.) Since you are reviewing revisions of the file, both sets of changes can and will be caught.

What one of our developers did notice is in some cases if you floated the mouse of the change and it wasn't part of the review, a message would come up saying something like "this change not explicitly in this review."

When I looked up to make sure I remembered it correctly, I found this feature request logged for Crucible: "[Imrpove Diff functionality](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CRUC-5690)". In there is are some good tips, including what looks like might be a good GreeseMonkey script to "make "non-author" implicit lines grey - changes by the same user will still be green."

comments: author: Chnikki
body: Thank you for the tips and link to CRUC-5690! I voted for it and I'm going to try the GreaseMonkey script.


author: Chnikki
body: Go to Add Content, Browse Changesets, search for your changes, only select the changesets you made.


author: Alexander Taler
body: If other team members committed changes between yours, then there isn't a way to show just your changes in a single review. You could either create separate reviews for each of your changes.

Excluding changes is a difficult problem to solve in the general case, which is probably why it's not supported.
Can I add path include patterns to a repository without reindexing?
Asked by Mark McD:

In FishEye, we have a particularly large repository that we want to trim down a bit for performance reasons by using include paths (to only index trunk/ and branches/some-patterns-\*).

It looks like FishEye wants to reindex the repository in order to put this into effect. Is there any way around a re-index? The repository is huge and usually takes around a week to reindex and I'd like to avoid the downtime if I can.

If I choose not to re-index, what will happen? Will it only skip non-matching paths for new updates? Will it restrospectively prune the existing index?


Answers:
author: Gurleen Anand _Atlassian_
body: The correct link is here: <https://confluence.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=298977103>


author: pslootweg
body: " [How do I avoid long reindex times when I upgrade?](https://confluence.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=204047210)"

Broken link :(


author: rverschoor
body: If you make changes to the Include and/or Exclude paths in the Allow screen, and Save them, you get a dialog:

**A reindex required**   
A configuration change was made which requires a**reindex** of  
the repository.  
\[Ignore\] \[Perform now\]

You can select Ignore, the repository won't be re-indexed then.  
The changed Include/Exclude paths will then not be applied to the already indexed data.  
You will have to restart the repository for the changes to be picked up (or restart the application).  
The [How do I avoid long reindex times when I upgrade?](https://confluence.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=204047210) page might also be interesting to you.


Tags: index
FishEye unable to pull from remote repository
Asked by Yuji Ishii:

I'm new in Atlassian and now trying to go through 'Stage5 Install FisyEye of Here Be Dragons'. At step5 FishEye was unable to pull repository from BitBucket with error 'Unknown encoding: windows31'. I cannot see any activity stream on the screen. The locale of my PC is Japanese of Windows7.

I've attached error message(screen shot) for your reference.

I went through all the steps anyway, but could not see activity stream nor changeset as yet.

Regards,

Yuji


Answers:
author: Felipe Cuozzo
body: Hi Yuji Ishii,

Can you give a try adding the follow environment variable on your machine:

HGENCODING=UTF-8

This should override the Hg encoding for all operations to be based on UTF-8 instead of the default OS one.

You have to restart FishEye(maybe Windows as well) to pickup the changes.

More documentation about Hg -\> <http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/hg.1.html#environment-variables>

Good luck,  
Felipe Cuozzo

comments: author: Yuji Ishii
body: Hi Felipe,

The problem was resolved by setting HGENCODING=UTF8 and [FISHEYE_OPTS](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/FISHEYE/Environment+Variables)=-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 environment variables.

Thanks a lot for your advise.

Regards,

Yuji


author: Felipe Cuozzo
body: Hi Yuji,

I'm glad to hear that. Please accept my answer to close the question ;)

Regards,  
Felipe


author: SeanOsawa
body: I attach the screenshot on behalf of Mr. Yuji Ishii. He encountered a technical error and could not make it when tried attaching it.

![](../../upfiles/FishEye_error.PNG)

comments: author: Yuji Ishii
body: Hi Felipe,

This might be the fundamental question, but how can I close the question ?

It seems that I need to "accept your answer" to close my question.

But I don't know what it ("accept your answer") means in terms of an actual operation.

Sorry for bothering you.

Regards,

Yuhji


author: Felipe Cuozzo
body: Hey Yuji,

No worries at all, by 'closing the question' I meant 'Accepting the Answer', this will give 'karma' points for both of us ;)

From FAQ:
> **Under what conditions should a question be 'closed'?**
> Questions should only be closed for duplicates or spam. If a question is answered, the answer should be accepted.

Cheers,  
Felipe
Time Tracking Submission to JIRA from Crucible: Wrong user
Asked by Wolfgang R?ckelein:

We have enabled the option "Allow Time Tracking submission from reviews" in Crucible (2.7.11) in the JIRA Settings of the Application Link to JIRA (5.0).

Both JIRA and Crucible use the same LDAP user repo.

Unfortunatly such a time tracking submission in JIRA has not the user conducting the review but a general user and has the user only mentioned in the text. This gives us problems on user time tracking reports in JIRA.


Answers:
author: Douglas Fabretti
body: Hi Wolfgang.

Can you please let me know what Appliation Auth are you using? Trusted Apps, oauth or Basic.

You should be using Trusted Apps or Oauth so the Time Tracking get logged by the right user. If you are using Basic it will be logged by the user configured on the configuration of the App Link.

Please let me know.

Cheers,  
**Douglas Fabretti**   
**Atlassian Support**
FishEye: search for quoted string in content
Asked by Johan Corveleyn:

In FishEye (2.7.14), when I search content for **"blah"** (including the double quotes), FishEye will give me all matches for **blah** (with or without double quotes before/after the string). Is there a way to let FishEye give only matches for **"blah"** literally, so only files which contain the string surrounded by double quotes?

The EyeQL that corresponds to my search is:

select revisions from dir "/" where (is head and content matches "\\"blah\\"") order by date desc group by changeset return path, revision, author, date, csid

Regardless, I still get all matches of files which do not have the quotes ...

Is this a bug?


Answers:
author: Johan Corveleyn
body: Filed issue with Atlassian: [FE-4202](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-4202) - Cannot search for quoted string in content (quotes are ignored)


author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: Try this:

```
select revisions from dir "/" where (is head and comment =~ ".*\"blah\".*" order by date  desc  group by changeset return path, revision, author, date, csid
```

comments: author: Johan Corveleyn
body: Doesn't work (I added 'content' before the =\~, otherwise I get an 'unexpected token' error):  
**Search error:**

error parsing query: expecting "matches", found '=\~'

And if I use **content matches ".\*\\"blah\\".\*"**, that never matches.


author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: I am sorry, you need comment. I accidently removed it while typing. Try now, I have modified the answer.


author: Johan Corveleyn
body: Ok, that works for commit messages. But I need this for "content" search, not for searching commit messages (which is why I specifically mentioned "search ... in content" in the question).

Still, thanks for taking the time to try and answer my question.


author: Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
body: btw, it looks only at commit messages.


Tags: search
Unable to link FishEye with a SQL DataBase
Asked by Yannick Morin-Rivest:

We are installing all the Atlassian product, and i am trying to configure FishEye properly. Here are the steps I am doing:

1- install new instance of fisheye-crucible

2- Run trough the wizard

3- Go to the database settings in the admin panel

4- Insert my db information

5- Test the connection, connection succeeded

6- Save\&Migrate then i get :

Started

Starting ActiveObjects backup...

\* Backing up Database Information

\* Backing up Table Definitions

\*\* Table count: 0

\* Backing up Tables

ActiveObjects backup completed!

Creating table definitions...

Problem with create tables script C: atlassian-fisheye-crucible sql SQLSERVER2008 schema tables_76.sql

Database migration failed: com.cenqua.crucible.hibernate.CruDBException: Problem with create tables script C: atlassian-fisheye-crucible sql SQLSERVER2008 schema tables_76.sql

I tried with both the bundle driver or the one we used for crowd and i tried with both fisheye or crucible installer... no differences


Answers:
author: Yannick Morin-Rivest
body: The problem was resolved by Atlassian support, just posting the result here:

The SQL database was created the same way jira's and crowd where created. The only difference is that you need to migrate the default in memory database in fisheye, so the default fisheye user must be granted rights to create table.

Hope that this can help someone else !
How to Remove SVN, Crucible, and FishEye Repositories from Projects That Don't Need It
Asked by Jose Rosario:

I have created some projects that do not require SVN, CR, or FishEye and would like all automatically generated repositories to be removed so as not to confuse my users. Help!


Answers:
author: LucasA
body: You can remove this options on Project administration \>\> Settings

Cheers,

Lucas Lima

Atlassian Support


Tags: cloud
Extending evaluation license, have problem starting SVN repository. Why?
Asked by kwilliams_mmist:

I have evaluation licenses for JIRA, Fisheye and Crucible. We needed a bit more time and so asked for an extension license. Copied the JIRA license key into JIRA and the Crucible license into Crucible, but there isn't a separate Fisheye license in 'My Account'.

Fisheye has been unable to start the repository since then and the Fisheye license shows as Disabled. So I copied the Crucible license key into the 'Fisheye' license and clicked "Update". Then I get a 'The Fisheye License you have entered is invalid".

What do I do to correct this and get the SVN repository started?


Answers:
author: rverschoor
body: FishEye and Crucible need their own license.  
You already have a Crucible license, so you just need to request an evaluation license for FishEye on your <https://my.atlassian.com> page.
How to See Users in Source Tab?
Asked by Jose Rosario:

User listings have been disabled. Please contact your administrator for more details.


Answers:
author: LucasA
body: Hi,

This error was caused by a known (and already fixed) BUG: <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/AOD-5763>.

If you still facing this error, please raise a support ticket at <https://support.atlassian.com>

Lucas Lima

Atlassian Support


Tags: cloud
Bug on latest version 3.3.8
Asked by kerry18:

The latest version 3.3.8 doesn't save my repository setting host account when I close it and reopen it. I have to keep adding in back my account to get my bitbucket url link to be accessed by sourcetree

I never had a problem with this on the previous version


Answers:
author: MonsieurPuppy
body: **Having the same issue here on 3.3.8, on Windows 10.**   
As a result :

* I cannot access my remote web interface from the client;
* It shows a red exclamation mark on "Remote" button from my repo;
* My repo cannot sync properly until I manually add back my bitbucket account;

Note that after adding back my bitbucket account :

* The red exclamation mark on "Remote" button remains;
* I also have to keep manually adding back my bitbucket account at every sourcetree startup;

**I have noticed the other following issues :**

* Weird authentification process where when creating a repo, it asks me to chose an authentification config with duplicates of said configs appearing on the pop-up window;
* Windows did not find sourcetree by itself after installation, I had to create a shortcut of the exe;
* Uninstalling sourcetree was not clean, files remained in Appdata, I add to remove anything related to sourcetree files and configs in Appdata and even in registry to be clean off the computer;
* Unclean uninstall of sourcetree prevented succesful future installs;

**Does anyone know a very stable previous version of sourcetree for Windows 10?**

Thanks.


author: Vic Yuschuk
body: (This is not an answer.) I'm just providing a little more descriptive detail in the hope that it spurs more action.

Every time I open SourceTree, I have that same exclamation and error upon clicking the Remote icon. They go away if I select Settings \> Remotes \> Edit \> and change the Remote Account (within "Optional extended integration") from Generic Account to my Bitbucket cloud account.


author: Carrie Little
body: I am having the same issue on 3.3.8. I have the same settings as my coworkers. They can access Remote and I cannot. Is there a fix out there?


author: antoine_azzopardi
body: Have the same issue


author: Bart Heremans
body: I have the same problem