Upsource
Code Review and Project Analytics
Releases
Upsource 2017.2
Good news, everyone – Upsource 2017.2 is here! It comes with a number of highly anticipated features, brings some fun elements into your daily routine and, as usual, enhances the existing functionality. Here’s a quick recap.
- External Inspection Engines
Running SonarQube inspections? Or ReSharper/IntelliJ Inspections on TeamCity? Now you can see the results straight in Upsource. This makes a reviewer’s job even easier than before, especially if you’re working on a .NET project!
- Python Support
Code insight functionality is now also available to teams using Python. As for other supported languages this includes code-aware navigation, static code analysis, Find Usages and Usages diff.
- Reactions
When there’s no need for an elaborate answer, give your feedback in a fast and compact form using a reaction.
- GitLab Support
We’ve received a number of requests to support GitLab merge requests, so you’ll be pleased to know that you can now perform code review for your GitLab merge requests in Upsource. - NPM Support
To improve “Go to declaration” and “Find usages” in JavaScript code, we install dependencies listed in your package.json file using npm or yarn (whichever is required).
- Suggested Revisions in Reviews
We have employed advanced statistical analysis to suggest revisions that should be added to a review. Similar to the reviewer suggestions that were implemented several releases ago, this is another powerful tool that helps you review code more efficiently.
- Achievements
To make it easier to discover new features and to add some fun to your interactions with Upsource, we are introducing an achievements/badges system. So far we’ve added only a few basic achievements but that’s just the beginning!
That’s not all of it! If you’d like to learn more about the new Upsource 2017.2 features, please check out the What’s New page. See the complete list of changes in our issue tracker.
To try Upsource 2017.2 download the build and don’t forget to backup your current instance!
