Documentation for Crucible 3.0.x. Documentation for other versions is available too.

This page contains instructions on how to view, rename and remove your existing favourites in Crucible. You can select code reviews, changesets, files, people and repositories as favourites in Crucible. This allows you to personalise the information that you see in your activity stream.

See Using favourites for instructions on how to add new favourites.

On this page:

Viewing your Existing Favourites

To view your favourites,

  1. Click the favourites icon () in the header.
    The code reviews, changesets, files, people and repositories that you have selected will be displayed in a list on the dashboard (see screenshot).
  2. Click the favourites icon () next to a favourite to show the dialogue for renaming (i.e. changing the 'Label') the favourite or removing the favourite. See Using favourites for more information.

(tick) Tip: You can add favourites wherever you see star icons next to code reviews, changesets, files, people and repositories, not just on this screen.

Screenshot: Viewing favourites

Renaming a Favourite

To rename a favourite,

  1. Click the favourites icon () in the header.
    The code reviews, changesets, files, people and repositories that you have selected will be displayed in a list on the dashboard (see screenshot).
  2. Click the favourites icon () next to a favourite to show the 'Update favourite' dialogue (see screenshot below).
  3. Enter the new name for the favourite in the 'Name' field and click the 'Save label' button. The favourite will be renamed on the dashboard.

Screenshot: The 'Update favourite' dialogue

Removing a Favourite

To view your favourites,

  1. Click the favourites icon () in the header.
    The code reviews, changesets, files, people and repositories that you have selected will be displayed in a list on the dashboard (see screenshot).
  2. Click the favourites icon () next to a favourite to show the 'Update favourite' dialogue (see screenshot below).
  3. Click the 'Remove' button. The code review, changeset, file, person or repository will be removed as your favourite (the icon will be greyed out) and will not display the next time you view your list of favourites.

(tick) Tip: You can remove favourites wherever you see star icons next to code reviews, changesets, files, people and repositories, not just on this screen, not just on this screen.

Screenshot: The 'Update favourite' dialogue

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