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

To see the available shortcuts, navigate to a review in Crucible, then choose Tools > Keyboard Shortcuts.

General shortcuts

Key

Function

?

Opens reference list of keyboard shortcuts

escape

Closes reference list of keyboard shortcuts

alt

Hold down then click and drag to select source line contents

shift + f

Toggle full screen review mode

Custom navigation

KeyFunction
,(Comma) Go to the previous element (file, comment, defect or diff hunk depending on your current context)
.(Period) Go to the next element (file, comment, defect or diff hunk depending on your current context)

Comment navigation

Key

Function

n

Go to next review comment

p

Go to previous review comment

shift + p

Go to first review comment

shift + n

Go to last review comment

l

Go to next thread (skips replies)

h

Go to previous thread (skips replies)

]

Go to next unread comment

[

Go to previous unread comment

r

Reply to a comment

m

Toggle comment read/unread status

File navigation

Key

Function

j

Go to the next element (file, comment, defect or diff hunk depending on your current context)

k

Go to the previous element (file, comment, defect or diff hunk depending on your current context)

shift + k

Go to first file

shift + j

Go to last file

u

Go to next unreviewed file

i

Go to previous unreviewed file

y

Set file reviewed and go to next unreviewed file

shift + y

Toggle file reviewed/unreviewed status

e

Expand current file

c

Collapse current file

shift + e

Expand all files

shift + c

Collapse all files

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8 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Dec 07, 2012

    Yeah, nice shortcuts. HOWEVER - what is the shortcut for posting a comment - you know when you write a comment and then you want to post it and then you hit Enter - but that doesn't work. And then you try Alt+Enter but that doesn't work either. I mean, what's up with that? 

    I don't want to use the goddamn mouse each time I post a comment. 

    Thanks!

  2. Anonymous

    Dec 07, 2012

    Every file diff tool that I know of has keyboard shortcuts for going to the next diff block/line.  It's highly annoying in Crucible that I have to click on those little arrows along the side to move to the next diff.

  3. Anonymous

    Jan 04, 2013

    PLEASE LET US JUMP TO "NEXT CHANGE" VIA KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  4. Anonymous

    Jan 08, 2013

    I agree with the previous two commenters. Keyboard navigation to view changes would be very useful.

  5. Anonymous

    Jan 13, 2013

    Using 'click' as 'add comment is HIGHLY annoying and non-standard.  Why that choice??

    This causes two SERIOUS usability issues:

    a) This means I can not scroll through the code without going to my mouse to go over to the scrollbar.  I am a keyboardist: this just impacted my speed/productivity.

    b) I can not copy code from the source. this is a true showstopper.

     Yes, I tried the following:

              alt Hold down then click and drag to select source line contents.

    What that does?  It ends up selecting lots of extraneous text, and I cannot control it.

    Why did you change the default browser behavior for cut and paste and scroll??? That's a serious negative usability choice.

    Please inform how to revert the "click to add comment" so I can get normal click back.

    thanks.

     

  6. Anonymous

    Jan 17, 2013

    Does somebody from Atlassian read these comments?

  7. Anonymous

    Feb 13, 2013

    Is keyboard file scrolling coming in later versions?

  8. Anonymous

    Mar 21, 2013

    How about some shortcuts for scrolling up and down in the current file? Like, the arrow keys.

    Crucible is horrible to use without a scrollwheel right now.

 

 

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