FishEye 1.5 : Browsing through a Repository
This page last changed on Jan 13, 2008 by edawson.
The Browse view is the first screen you see when you sign into FishEye. Click the Browse tab in the top right hand corner to get to this screen. The Browse view lets you explore the revisions, files and directories in your repository. This screen helps you quickly navigate to the file you are looking for, as well as presenting useful information about the directory you are looking at.
Note: The Crucible icon Recent Changelog PaneThe top of the right-hand column shows the most recent changesets for this directory subtree. The RSS icon allows you to subscribe to an RSS feed of the recent changes in this subtree. Files PaneThe list of files is shown in the 'Files' pane below the Recent Changelog pane on the right-hand side. You can sort the Files pane by name, age or author. Click a file name to view the file history. Line History Graph PaneThe 'Line History' pane is at the top of the left-hand column. This graph shows the total line-count of MAIN or trunk over time for this directory subtree. This line-count does not include binary files, but does include every other file. If you have a branch-constraint specified, then the line-count history of that branch is also shown. Constraint PaneThe 'Constraint' pane is on the left, under the 'Line History' pane. You can specify a constraint that controls the information that is shown in the Browse view.
Sub Directories PaneThe 'Sub Directories' pane is on the left, under the 'Constraint' pane. It shows a list of the different folders under the repository. It is sorted in alphabetical order by default but can be sorted by 'last-commit' or 'first-commit'. |
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