Upsource
Code Review and Project Analytics
What’s New in Upsource 2019.1
Great news everyone – Upsource 2019.1 is out! We have added a number of features and improved the performance to smooth out your code review process. It also comes bundled with IntelliJ IDEA 2019.1 and Hub 2018.4, and supports servers running Mercurial 4.9 and newer.
For more details, read the release highlights.
A new type of review: merge reviews
In Upsource 2019.1 we have added a whole new type of review. Merge reviews let you check the changes that will be merged into the selected branch and find any conflicts before merging.
Manage review labels automatically
A new custom workflow takes care of adding and removing the review labels when reviews are created and revisions are added to a review.
Review description
You can now provide additional information about the changes and review objectives in the dedicated review description section.
Ability to archive projects
When a project is archived, Upsource stops polling the VCS repository for changes and disables the creation of reviews. By marking legacy projects as archived, you can communicate their status clearly to the people who view them and improve the performance of large installations.
Mention groups in discussions
Sometimes you need to get everyone’s feedback on a code discussion, so we have added the ability to bring it to the attention of the whole group.
Specify review deadline using working days
Weekends are now taken into account when setting a review deadline.
Webhooks for reactions
We have made webhooks available for the addition and removal of comment reactions.
You can see the complete list of changes in our issue tracker.
To try out Upsource 2019.1, download the build from our website, but don’t forget to backup your current instance!
