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Code review like no other development practice relies on humans being efficient. And for most of us to achieve that, it's important to have our tasks well organized and our time well planned. Upsource takes care of a lot of things for you without any need to configure anything. For example, if you have a branch review, it'll automatically add new revisions to it. It'll promptly notify you about things that require your attention. It keeps track of which changes you have seen, and which you haven't so that you only need to review those you haven't seen. With some configuration required

If you're using JIRA workflows and have code review as a part of it, you'll be pleased to find out that Upsource 2017.2 can apply issue transitions automatically. Let's say you have a JIRA workflow set up that looks something like this. We won't go into detail on how to configure a JIRA workflow - please refer to JIRA documentation. Now, if we look at the text version of it, we'll see which transitions we should let Upsource know about: We, of course, assume that you already have JIRA integration enabled and configured in Upsource. If not, check out this post. Now, in Upso

In the latest Upsource release we have further extended the reach of JavaScript code intelligence by introducing support for npm and yarn package managers. Upsource will look into your package.json file(s) and install the required dependencies so that you can get more out of Go to declaration and Find usages actions. The downloaded dependencies are intelligently cached. Here's how you can enable JavaScript support in your project: Make sure Node.js, npm and/or Yarn are installed on the Upsource server. Remember: it's better to have package-lock.json (for npm) and yarn.lock (