On Wednesday 13 August 2008 13:06, Ian Clarke wrote: > So I've given up on getting people to use CodeCollaborator, but > fortunately Google Code now has a free code review tool that perhaps > people will want to try - it has *got* to be better than the current > approach of reading through and replying to diff emails manually.
Why? It's just one more point of failure, isn't it? And almost everyone subscribes to the mailing list. > Details are here: > > http://code.google.com/p/support/wiki/CodeReviews > > You can see Freenet's SVN commits here: > > http://code.google.com/p/freenet/source/list > > You'll need to be logged in to Google (I think) to use it - but you > won't need to be a member of the Freenet Google Code project. > > Just click on a revision, and then "Start a code review", and then > look at a diff of the file that interests you. You can add a general > comment to the revision, or annotate specific lines by double-clicking > them in the diff. You can also indicate whether you approve or > disapprove of the change. > > I've set it up to email reviews to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Ian.
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