I have a list of JIRA issues that have one or many commits:
...
where n,m,y >= 1
Using Crucible I'm trying to create reviews for J1,..., Jk (or for c11, ..., cky - because it's ok if the number of Crucible reviews is bigger than the number of JIRA issues).
In order to achieve this, I want to see using EyeQL which are the commits without a created review (not necessarily closed).
If I run the following query:
select ...
from ...
where
...
and not reviewed
group by ...
return ...
it returns only the commits that don't have a "complete" review. But I want to see only the commits that don't have a "review" (regardless of its state).
How can I achieve this behavior?
I want something like and doesn't have any created review instead of and not reviewed.
Using the clause not in any review should work, i.e.:
select revisions from dir "/" where (not in any review) order by date desc group by changeset return path, revision, author, date, csid
See the EyeQL reference for the full grammar description with examples.