It would be great when looking at the review queue as a group of individuals if there were a mechanism or a list in the upper right corner of a charm review which indicated which users are active in the review.
I can see several cases where you would want to have conditions for this display, such as:
Has the user been looking at the review for longer than 5 minutes?
Has any action been taken on the review, meaning it's under active review
To keep drive-by lookers from registering in the list, and making it appear as it's under active triage.
But it would be good to have some form of indication that you're working on something that another user is presently triaging. Reviews are a burst activity, so I'm not positive on the correct approach if that's a locking mechanism with an automatic timeout, no timeout, no lock, only a list, a list with priority coloring for who's taken what action/role.
I'm sorry if this is the worst feature request ever, but I'm happy to continue the conversation and flesh this out a bit more to make it make sense and apply to our use cases.
It would be great when looking at the review queue as a group of individuals if there were a mechanism or a list in the upper right corner of a charm review which indicated which users are active in the review.
I can see several cases where you would want to have conditions for this display, such as:
To keep drive-by lookers from registering in the list, and making it appear as it's under active triage.
But it would be good to have some form of indication that you're working on something that another user is presently triaging. Reviews are a burst activity, so I'm not positive on the correct approach if that's a locking mechanism with an automatic timeout, no timeout, no lock, only a list, a list with priority coloring for who's taken what action/role.
I'm sorry if this is the worst feature request ever, but I'm happy to continue the conversation and flesh this out a bit more to make it make sense and apply to our use cases.