Because our team now uses Crucible as a code review tool, I asked my colleagues to study the use of this tool, and this is the result of his research, and I just translated it in Chinese:
Examples, such as the one named Charles Wang, examine the code written by Kevin Qian.
For author Author:
(1) Login Code Review page home page.
(2) Click the "Create Review" button to create a code review event, as follows:
(3) You will then be able to see the following screen content:
As you can see from here, the first 3 are for "Post code Submission" review. (We basically use this, because the general case is that we first submit the code to the Code warehouse and then review the code in the warehouse)
Post-commit Reviews: We want the code to be reviewed after it is submitted. We can easily browse through the crucible, search for files or a set of submitted changes, and add them to the total collection of content that is reviewed.
The next 2 are for "pre-code Submission" review.
Pre-commit Reviews: We want the code to be reviewed before it is submitted to the warehouse, and we can define the collection of files that need "Pre-commit review" by adding to the batch file in Curcible.
(Take Post-commit review as an example)