Hi,
You can have as many default reviewers as you need, covering redundant parts
of the codebase or referencing the same people/groups multiple times.
The setup you described should work fine.
Christian
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On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 8:24 AM, Hui Lin hui@bankofamerica.com wrote:
If we want person A to review all the changes made to any class of in
directory D, but also want person B to review changes made to a
particular class C1 in D, how should we define the default
reviewers?
Would the followings work? Or only the first matched reviewer will be
picked?
* Default Reviewer #1: D\/.*
* Default Reviewer #2: D\/C1
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