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I often find most of the changes are boilerplate changes, typically the date and/or document revision number in the footer. This means “jump to next change” is not particularly helpful since it takes me through each footer of every page. I know it will be non-trivial, but it would be amazing if there would be a way to skip this sort of boilerplate change that changes on every revision and isn’t really a change.
Add a "Ready for Approval" state to defects
It would be helpful if there was a third state to indicate that a defect has been resolved, but still needs to be "approved" (marked Fixed) by the author of the defect. Currently a defect only appears as "Open" or "Fixed" in the Defect Log. It is difficult to tell which defects have been resolved without looking through the comments, or having someone tell you to look at a specific defect. When there are a lot of defects in the Defect Log, a third state to filter on would make it easy to identify those defects that need to be marked Fixed. Maybe this could also be shown with a different color bug, instead of red or green.
Collaborator WebUI looks different for different people
Hey everyone I have two Collaborator users who have behavior that the rest of us do not - one user is not getting document differences highlighting - Another user has the 'chat window' doing weird thing after he adds a comment (the window collapses, then the comment windows get big enough to occlude the function buttons) I'll submit tickets for some of these, but I'm curious if other have had Collaborator WebGUI act different for some people, even while they use the same browser and have the same settings as everyone else.
Add sort functionality to client GUI
It would be great if the Collaborator Client allowed sorting of the "SCM Configurations" grid. We have 70+ projects and the default order makes it rather difficult to find a single project without scanning through the entire list. An alpha sort on the 'Local Path' column is what we would use, but I support sorting on any of the columns would make sense.
Make excluding many files from a review easier
Rather than having to click on each file to exclude it would be good if we could exclude content by folder, by file filter, by holding down the shift key and selecting 15 files at once. Things that allow working with and excluding large lists of files easier and less time consuming to ensure just the essential files are included in any review. Not much thought or effort has been put into the current mechanism.
