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This release introduces a variety of improvements related to GitHub and GitLab synchronization as well as some other features. Please read the release highlights for details. (more…)

Upsource 2018.2.1141 is out! We have fixed some regressions introduced in 2018.2. The bundled Hub was updated to version 2018.4.11052. If you've already upgraded to 2018.2 from an earlier version, please do the following after installing this update: Run `lib/upsource-console.sh` from the Upsource home directory (or `lib\upsource-console.bat` if you're running Windows). Run `fix-deleted-reviews` from the console. Please note that this update is recommended for all users. Check out the release notes and download the new build.

Please welcome Upsource 2018.2! The latest version of Upsource brings you a number of nice improvements to simplify the process of creating and updating reviews. There's more automation and a lot of it is enhanced, so you can focus on coding and reviewing code instead of performing admin tasks. There's also extra support for Java 9, and, of course the usual updates to the IntelliJ IDEA engine that manages the code warnings and suggestions. (more…)

Please welcome a fresh update for Upsource 2017.1 (build 1922). This minor release brings a number of bug fixes and improvements, including IntelliJ IDEA plugin fixes and usability problems. Please check the full list of the Release Notes for more details. Download the latest Upsource 2017.1.1922 and enjoy all the fresh goodies! The Drive to Develop! The Upsource JetBrains Team

Introducing a bug fix for Upsource 2017.1 (build 1892). This minor update brings a lot of useful fixes and enhancements, including a number of fixes for IntelliJ IDEA plugin, and TeamCity integration, such as showing the build status on the review page: To get more juicy details about the new build, please check the full list of the Release Notes. Download Upsource 2017.1.1892 today and enjoy all the fresh goodies! The Drive to Develop! The JetBrains Upsource Team

The last three posts on code review workflows show that there's more than one way to do a code review, and that the approach you take will depend upon what you want to achieve with your reviews and the type of team you're working with. In this post, we'll cover how Upsource aims to make your workflow, whatever it looks like, simpler by automating as much of it as possible. We'll show the types of things that can be easily automated, when this might be useful, and show how to achieve it. Automatically Create Reviews If your workflow is predictable in who reviews code, you don't need to man

It's been a month since we released Upsource 2017.1 and, of course, we are moving forward. Today, we would like to share our plans for the 2017.2 release which is planned for Q3 2017. Support for External Inspection Engines Upsource is renowned for having a built-in IntelliJ IDEA engine that we use, among other things, to show inspections in code. It’s also behind the Code Analysis Summary that you see in reviews. However, there are a lot of tools on the market that specialize in static code analysis and we don’t want to limit ourselves just to inspections from IntelliJ. We are working t

Upsource 2017.1.1821 is available! This minor update includes a number of important bug fixes, as well as a couple of enhancements, including Elixir and Twig syntax highlighting support. Check out the full Release Notes for more details. Download the latest Upsource version today to enjoy even more productive code review.

In the last two posts we talked a bit about how effective those approaches are for the author to learn and improve, because those two approaches focus on getting the code correct. The Design Evolution approach additionally mentions the value of the whole team seeing the evolution of the code. This third approach for code reviews puts learning at the centre of the process — the purpose is not to check if the code is correct, but to share with other developers what changes have been made. In this example, I'm assuming a slightly different approach to development. This team develops against

Please welcome Upsource 2017.1, the first major product update this year! We've worked hard the last several months to deliver a set of fresh goodies to make your code review process smoother and more productive. We believe that productive teamwork is the key to a successful project, and we are here to make your team code collaboration soar higher than ever. This time we introduce cross-project full-text search, revised Reviews page, review progress, browser notifications, squash/rebase support, new workflows, and more. Watch a short What's New video to see the main Upsource 2017.1 goodies