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What do the various color codes on files in a review mean?

kswix
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December 16, 2012

I had developers ask me what the various color codes mean on the source files that are added to a Crucible review. I can see that red files are the ones that have been deleted. But what are the other colors available and what do they mean? (ie. orange, green)

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December 16, 2012

I think it actually reflects the state of the review for the logged in user, similar to the Changeset color key:

Colour Key Colour State
dark green reviewed
light green in review
red not reviewed

Within the source code, you have these colors:

  • lines have been added - green highlights
  • lines have been removed - red highlights
  • Grey highlights indicate that a line's internal content has changed.

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May 16, 2019

What about orange? New file?

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