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Up version to 1.0.1

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Rename to "Bitbucket Code Review" in README

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Bitbucket Code Review

Mark-as-read functionality for commits and parts of commits in Bitbucket and JIRA.

  • Mark commits as read/unread in both Bitbucket and JIRA
  • Hide reviewed file diffs in bitbucket commit page
  • Ignore commits of specified authors (configured in options)

Motivation

During code review I'd like to mark parts of it as read, so I can remember that I've already read through particular commits or parts of these commits.

Bitbucket has the ability to approve commits, that's a globally visible action. I'd only like to mark-as-read for my private use.

Solution

To achieve that I wrote Chrome extension. It uses Chrome storage API for saving the read/unread data, so it can be shared between JIRA and Bitbucket pages (which wouldn't be possible with simple user-script).

Development setup

To install all dependencies:

$ npm install

To continuously compile while developing, start watch mode:

$ npm run watch

Open chrome://extensions page, tick "Developer mode", click "Load unpacked extension..." and browse for the repository directory.

To package up for Chrome Web Store upload:

$ npm run package