I created a workflow successfully, suddenly I came to know that I missed a status in it. I added the status "Patch Sent" but there's no option with it to Add Transitions. Whereas I added another status after is "Development Completed" and it has the option to add transitions. It is so confusing, and I have tried by every mean.
I edited using the edit button but it just gave the option to rename the status. Same is the case with View Property button, it does not do anything for me.
Take a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Configuring+Workflow and "Active versus inactive workflows". You'll need to deactivate or copy that workflow to make that change
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Gerrit version 3.2.3 and I have some change deleted.
But it still show in my Incoming dashboard with a status ‘--’.
And I click into the change then an error comes out
/a/changes/xxx/ Not found
In my view status should be updated when I make the 'delete' action.
Make nonsense here. Any idea is appreciate. Thanks.
This can be fixed by reindex offline.
I made some changes and then requested Code Review in TFS, then realized I had made the changes to the wrong branch. So I tried to delete the work item to show that I no longer needed code review (at least in this branch). However, when I tried to do that, I got the beautiful red error:
Failed to delete work item: 1061. Error Details: VS402838: The work item 1061 cannot be deleted. Code Review Request work items cannot be deleted.
For now, I'll just have everybody complete the code review where it sits, and then I'll make the exact same changes in the correct branch. But I'm wondering what you are supposed to do in this case if they insist you can't delete Code Review Request work items.
This can be accomplished by creating a query that includes the desired work item, then editing it from within the query.
Create a new query, then specify criteria such as Created By (yourself) that will find the work item. ID doesn't work so well if the work item was already assigned out, as each reviewer has their own work item.
Right-Click the work item you want to edit.
Select edit from the context menu.
Steps 1-3:
In the window that comes up, enter "State" for Field and "Closed" for Value:
Enter some notes about the manual change and then close the dialog with the "OK" button, and then don't forget to save your changes with this button:
I think The Right Thing to do in TFS-land is to Abandon the Code Review, since you can't delete it from TFS.
The previous answers have two means of doing that. Here's a third, from within Visual Studio, since that seemed like a convenient alternative.
Open My Work in the Team Explorer window.
Find the Code Reviews section of My Work.
Right-click the Code Review you want to Abandon.
Select Open.
In the Code Review UI, select Close Review for the reason Abandon
Profit.
You can cancel a code review required by using excel
Please try this workaround: create a work query to get all that user’s Code Review Request work items which in Requested state, save this work item query and open this query in Excel, then edit them work items in Excel to change the state to Closed, then click Publish button to publish the updates to TFS Server.
See this URL https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/83d96317-cdd7-436c-8415-fda54d1ce752/cancel-a-code-review-request?forum=tfsworkitemtracking
I had a functioning setup. Then my admin made some Jira changes and now every time I do a checkin in PlasticSCM's Windows GUI I get the error message:
"Unable to log checkin data into issue tracker: The remote server returned an error (400) Bad Request."
Below is my configuration. I have tried removing the Custom Field ID but it still throws the error. What else can I try? How can I capture the request being sent? If I click "Test Connection" it is successful.
Unsurprisingly, the issue was on the Jira side. I got my Admin to make me an Admin so I could troubleshoot.
In plastic, get in a branch tied to a specific jira ticket. Check in a change so you get the error message. Good. Now, go to that Jira ticket. under the "Admin" button in the top middle, select "Add field". Find the field tied to the custom field number Id in plastic's configuration. If you followed Plastic's tutorials to set all this up originally, the field is called "Plastic SCM".
Now, it won't actually add the field, since the field is present on the page, but hidden because it has no value. You will see an "Edit" option. pick that. Enter any text like "Empty text". This is what is key, I think. It might be that the value was null, and now that you set it to an actual string, the field shows up. With this new text value, the Plastic SCM field should be displayed on the page somewhere. If you are still having trouble , choose "Where is my field?" from the admin button and look at the information displayed.
Now, make a minor change in your code and do a new checkin in plastic. No error message, right? Yay. Also, you should see check-in information displayed in the ticket now.
I know what you are thinking, sure, that worked for just one ticket, what about all the rest? Well, it seems like making this change has a cascade effect on other tickets in the same project, so you won't have to do it repeatedly. Weird.
I want to setup log monitoring in such a way that only the latest updated lines in the logs are read.
I have actually configured a keyword search for log monitoring. The problem is once the keyword triggers an alert, the alert keeps repeating which implies that the logs are read from the start.
Please suggest.
You can do right click on the alert and say Accept file. Once you do that, the alert will go away and start from updated lines again.
You need to have a look to the advance tab. You will find there the option Trigger mode. I think you need to set the option Multiple.
The official documentation says:
MULTIPLE
In multiple trigger mode, FKM will show a new trigger row for each detected key. Detected keys for each file are then indexed by increasing number starting at 0. Later numbers indicate later detected keys.
Go to FKM Configuration in Basic tab scroll to the right and there is an option Rewind. Make sure this option is not enabled. If it is enabled during each change in configuration FKM will start read from the start of the file, not from EOF.
Not able to add comments on Gerrit. It rather gets added as Draft. What am I doing wrong? Others in my team are able to add comments though.
Comments are published when you make them part of a review. Post a review and the comments will be published with it. (You can score the commit as +0 if you don't have any opinion either way.)
Click on the Reply button in the header. Then Post it.
For those who has happened to be stumbled (like me) with how to post comments for work-in-progress (WIP) review without starting review (e.g. leaving in work-in-progress state), Gerrit version 2.16. Here's counter-intuitive answer:
Press "START REVIEW" button - don't afraid, it will not start review immediately (at least on above mentioned version)
Press "SAVE" (greyish! not quite noticeable) in opened window in left bottom corner
UPDATE
In newer version I got 3.2.3 - it's been improved, the button is not greyish and looks normal and in the right bottom corner together with other buttons: | CANCEL | SAVE | SEND AND START REVIEW |
And since I am not able to add a comment :
When you want to add comments to a specific revision(Patch Set),
switch to that revision and then click on reply. This "Patch Sets" option is found on the upper right corner next to "Download".
Had to learn the Hard Way today. :-/
At least on Qt's Gerrit system:
After saving the comment draft, yse the keyboard shortcut 'r' to publish a "review" which publishes the comment.