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### For what are Reviews good for?
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### author review
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| ### What are Reviews good for? | ||
| When working together on a project, changes are usually made in branches and checked before merging into the main branch. | ||
| Reviews let teammates give feedback, helping you see your work from a fresh perspective and improve it. | ||
| Reviews aren’t just for code; they can also cover documentation, designs, or settings. |
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| Reviews aren’t just for code; they can also cover documentation, designs, or settings. | |
| Reviews are not just for code; they can also cover documentation, metadata files, or settings. |
| Reviews let teammates give feedback, helping you see your work from a fresh perspective and improve it. | ||
| Reviews aren’t just for code; they can also cover documentation, designs, or settings. | ||
| They can even be made required to keep quality and consistency high. | ||
| The common types are code reviews, resp. pull request (PR) reviews, but reviews can also be done on other source of text. |
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| The common types are code reviews, resp. pull request (PR) reviews, but reviews can also be done on other source of text. | |
| The common types are code reviews, also known as pull request (PR) reviews, but reviews can also be done on other source of text. |
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| ### Request a review as an author | ||
| A review should be requested, if the work on a topic has finished. | ||
| If the work on a topic has finished, means the branch can be merged to the main branch. |
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| If the work on a topic has finished, means the branch can be merged to the main branch. | |
| Finishing the work on a topic means the branch can be merged to the main branch. |
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Also add links here to how pull requests are made
| ### Request a review as an author | ||
| A review should be requested, if the work on a topic has finished. | ||
| If the work on a topic has finished, means the branch can be merged to the main branch. | ||
| For that a Pull Request is opened and, one can choose a review from someone specific. |
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| For that a Pull Request is opened and, one can choose a review from someone specific. | |
| To do this, you open a Pull Request and choose someone specific to review it. |
| A review should be requested, if the work on a topic has finished. | ||
| If the work on a topic has finished, means the branch can be merged to the main branch. | ||
| For that a Pull Request is opened and, one can choose a review from someone specific. | ||
| It makes more sense, if the person to review it is not involved in that specific topic, but is close to the it. |
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| It makes more sense, if the person to review it is not involved in that specific topic, but is close to the it. | |
| It is often best to choose a reviewer who was not directly involved in that topic but is familiar with the project. |
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| As a reviewer you will get a notification (depending on your settings) that you are requested. | ||
| 1. You can start the review by clicking on the green button. | ||
| 1. Go to a line of text that you would change, click on the plus symbol :heavy_plus_sign: (Remember, we recommend to always only use one Line per sentence [here](../docs/02-track-changes.mdx#change-files)) |
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| 1. Go to a line of text that you would change, click on the plus symbol :heavy_plus_sign: (Remember, we recommend to always only use one Line per sentence [here](../docs/02-track-changes.mdx#change-files)) | |
| 2. Go to a line of text that you would change, click on the plus symbol :heavy_plus_sign: (Remember, we recommend to always only use one Line per sentence [here](../docs/02-track-changes.mdx#change-files)) |
| It makes more sense, if the person to review it is not involved in that specific topic, but is close to the it. | ||
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| - To create a PR review, you first open a [Pull Request](../docs/03-parallel-topics.mdx#merge-branches). | ||
| - On the top right you can choose who to assign for the review. |
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Is this top right or more in the middle of the page? Below reviewers
| 3. Either add a comment, or choose to make a suggestion (click on the plusminus symbol), which gives you the option to do changes to a sentence. | ||
| - A suggestion can simply be accepted by the author, where as a comment just gives a hint for a change | ||
| 4. Click the green button to start the review or add review to previous. | ||
| 5. When you finsished your comments click the green button for "finish your review" on the top |
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| 5. When you finsished your comments click the green button for "finish your review" on the top | |
| 5. When you are finished with your comments click the green button for "finish your review" on the top |
| - A suggestion can simply be accepted by the author, where as a comment just gives a hint for a change | ||
| 4. Click the green button to start the review or add review to previous. | ||
| 5. When you finsished your comments click the green button for "finish your review" on the top | ||
| - This will give a notification to the author for further actions |
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| - This will give a notification to the author for further actions | |
| - This will send a notification to the author for further actions |
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I wrote some comments/suggestions that must be adressed
| When working together on a project, changes are usually made in branches and checked before merging into the main branch. | ||
| Reviews let teammates give feedback, helping you see your work from a fresh perspective and improve it. | ||
| Reviews aren’t just for code; they can also cover documentation, designs, or settings. | ||
| They can even be made required to keep quality and consistency high. |
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What does this sentence mean?
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| ### Request a review as an author | ||
| A review should be requested, if the work on a topic has finished. | ||
| If the work on a topic has finished, means the branch can be merged to the main branch. |
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Also add links here to how pull requests are made
| For that a Pull Request is opened and, one can choose a review from someone specific. | ||
| It makes more sense, if the person to review it is not involved in that specific topic, but is close to the it. | ||
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| - To create a PR review, you first open a [Pull Request](../docs/03-parallel-topics.mdx#merge-branches). |
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Ah ok the link is actually here, but I think it would be best to move it to the top of the section. Instead of explaining first and then giving the link to that section
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| - To create a PR review, you first open a [Pull Request](../docs/03-parallel-topics.mdx#merge-branches). | ||
| - On the top right you can choose who to assign for the review. | ||
| - Now you need to wait for the reviewer to be finished |
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| - Now you need to wait for the reviewer to be finished | |
| - Now you just need to wait for the review. |
| ### Make changes as a reviewer | ||
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| As a reviewer you will get a notification (depending on your settings) that you are requested. | ||
| 1. You can start the review by clicking on the green button. |
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Which button?
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| As a reviewer you will get a notification (depending on your settings) that you are requested. | ||
| 1. You can start the review by clicking on the green button. | ||
| 1. Go to a line of text that you would change, click on the plus symbol :heavy_plus_sign: (Remember, we recommend to always only use one Line per sentence [here](../docs/02-track-changes.mdx#change-files)) |
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I think it is a good idea to add some screenshots
| ### Author handling of Request changes from reviewer | ||
| [Description TODO] | ||
| - accepting them | ||
| - not accepting them | ||
| - adressing them in new issues for later changes? |
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| [Describe TODO] | ||
| - Best way is to create an issue, assing it to that creator to ask for changes in certain topic | ||
| - person can later create a branche from that issue, create changes and ask you to be the reviewer | ||
| - are there other ways? |
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