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Re: JSON API command to update Participant custom fields
I'm afraid the JSON API functionality only allows to set participants custom field for logged-in users only. Unfortunately, the editReview method in the ReviewService interface doesn't imply passing the user ID as a parameter of the method. However, I think that's a good idea that may be useful for other users. So, you can submit a feature request in the correspondent community thread: https://community.smartbear.com/t5/Collaborator-Feature-Requests/idb-p/CollaboratorFeatureRequests . A lot of "kudos" under it should help our Product Management team to prioritize it.318Views0likes0CommentsRe: JSON API command to update Participant custom fields
Hello, Thanks for contacting us. You can use the following API call to set the participant custom field value for the user: [{"command":"SessionService.authenticate","args":{"login":"reviewer","ticket":"731ec82736efff4ba6ef5aeb123ea60f"}},{"command":"ReviewService.editReview","args":{"participantCustomFields":[{"name":"Discipline","value":["Management"]}],"reviewId":18}}]. In this example, I'm setting the Discipline participant custom field to Management for the user whose login name is reviewer in review 18. Note, that you need to be logged in under the user to be able to modify their participant custom field value. For more information, please refer to this documentation section: https://support.smartbear.com/collaborator/docs/custom-integrations/json-api/index.html and the ReviewService interface at <your_server_address>/javadoc/jsonapi/.1.6KViews0likes2CommentsRe: How to retrieve archived reviews
Hello, When you archive the reviews via the WebUI, Collaborator removes the files from the reviews matching the specified date range and puts them in the specified folder, e.g. Collaborator server/tomcat/archives. Before archiving, the files are located in the tomcat/collaborator-content-cache directory, in the subfolder matching the first three pairs of the file MD5 digest. E.g., the file whose MD5 is 6b7ea84cacc15f1f392788dfe16104f9 is expected to be found in the 6b/7e/8a subfolder. This is true for the archives folder, so, in other words, the files are present in the same subfolders, and the difference is the directory, which is archives, not collaborator-content-cache. Thus, if you want to restore the files for a specific review, you can: 1. Open the review on the WebUI and click the file. An error message will pop up, and it will contain the file's MD5 in the body of the message. 2. Alternatively, you can generate a review dump file: https://support.smartbear.com/collaborator/faq/how-to-generate-a-review-dump-file/, unpack the dump archive, and locate the VersionData.xml. This is a database table containing the files data for this particular review. So, it contains the files' MD5 digests as well. Remember to choose the Normal dump format if you are using a Collaborator version later than 13.7, otherwise, it will be in the obfuscated format.750Views0likes0CommentsRe: Can I review only the changes since my last review?
Hello, Unfortunately, Collaborator doesn't have such a filter. However, there are some workarounds. There is the "Show advanced mode" button at the top of the DiffViewer. If you click it, two drop-down lists will appear, before and after. In each of them, you can choose the file version to display on the correspondent side of the page. The items in the drop-downs are shown not only with the upload number but also with the timestamp, which makes it easier to choose the correct file version. Besides, when a new file version is uploaded, a new system message indicating the file version upload is added in the chat section. You can utilize the Accepted button to mark the file versions that have already been reviewed (See Accepted.png). This will help you to trace the file versions that were reviewed before, and the latest reviewed version.1.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Checklist - CLI
Hello, Checklists are not custom fields, and they cannot be modified through the command-line client. The only possible way to check an item in the checklist is to check it using the WebUI. Besides, the correct syntax for changing a custom field value is ccollab admin review edit <review_id> --custom-field "custom-field-key=value". Refer to this article to learn more: https://support.smartbear.com/collaborator/docs/ver-13-5/reference/command-line/ccollab-admin-review-edit.html.906Views0likes0CommentsRe: Recent Reviews List
Hello, There is the Closed checkbox at the top of the home page. If you uncheck it, the WebUI will not display completed (canceled) reviews. See the screenshots attached. There are two other checkboxes that serve as filters too: Active and Waiting. Unchecking them removes the reviews with corresponding statuses from the Action Items view. Besides, there is a reporting feature that allows you to filter reviews by arbitrary data. However, this feature does not affect the Home Page, it only retrieves reviews sorted by various parameters. The list of parameters depends on the Collaborator edition you are using. Besides, if you are not the Collaborator administrator, the reporting page may not be accessible for you if the administrator didn't enable access to reports for everyone.646Views0likes0Comments