9		Code Review & Source Control Connectors	add-ons
9.1		SVN Server Installation	add-ons
9.2		Client Side Gemini Tortoise SVN Integration	add-ons
9.3		Git Source Control Connector	install add-ons source-control
9.4		Mercurial Source Control Connector	install add-ons source-control
9.5		TFS Source Control Connector	install add-ons source-control
9.6		Using Saucery for Code Review	usage

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The Saucery app for Gemini provides Code Review capabilities for the following Source Control providers:

• GitHub
• Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2012
• Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010
• Subversion

Show "Code Review"

Ensure that the "Code Review" app is displayed when viewing an item (e.g. bug). Select the screen option for the item you want to attach Code Review:

Then select the Code Review app and if required, choose who can see this app:

 You can verify all is well when you open any item (e.g. Bug) and see the Code Review app:

Microsoft Team Foundation Server

This section assumes you have already configured TFS for use with Gemini.

When commiting files into TFS simply provide a Gemini item number like so:

Note the "GEM:" prefix is mandatory and you can specify multiple Gemini items by comma-separating them. You will see your commit message and files under the Code Review app:

Subversion

When commiting files into Subversion simply provide a Gemini item number like so:

Note the "GEM:" prefix is mandatory and you can specify multiple Gemini items by comma-separating them as part of the commit comment message. You will see your commit message and files under the Code Review app:

GitHub

Setup

Open your Github repository and navigate to the Admin area. 

Click “Service Hooks”, search for “Gemini” and complete the details:

Within GitHub.com, navigate to  "Account settings" -> "Applications" -> "Register new application". Complete the new application form.

Ensure you specify the  callback URL like so:

http://<YOUR GEMINI URL>/apps/saucery/github/authenticate

Once the application is registered you can click on it and you will find the Client ID/Client Secret (make a note of these as you will require them the first time you access commited files from within the Code Review section).

You will be prompted to allow Gemini access to your GitHub account. Please allow access.

Make sure popups are enabled for your browser otherwise the above GitHub popup will not show!

Usage

When commiting files into GitHub simply provide a Gemini item number like so:

Note the "GEM:" prefix is mandatory and you can specify multiple Gemini items by comma-separating them as part of the commit comment message. You will see your commit message and files under the Code Review app: