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Using smart commits with groups?

Joe Lavoine
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April 17, 2023

Hello - We created some groups within our Crucible project, but I was hoping for a way to specify that group from a smart commit.

i.e. +review <group name> would create and open a review just for the users within that group.

Is something like this possible? When I try this with "@<group_name>" I get an error about the group not being a user. If I don't use an "@" symbol, I don't get an error, but it doesn't not assign reviewers to the review. I can see the group within crucible if I create a review manually.

If we put the groups in default reviewers, they always show up for every review. If we put them in allowed reviewers, the smart commits leave them out.

Anyone know if this is possible?

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Tinker Fadoua
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July 13, 2026

Welcome to the Atlassian Community @Joe Lavoine !

Please create a new question if you are facing any new challenges.

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