At this moment there is only one possibility to view the DIFF code is to create a review. But usually managers and team leaders needs just to browse new commits without any review, just only to check it.
Solution
Each changeset in history graph should be clikcable. When user clicks to a changeset, then opens a view that looks like a review, but it does not conain any comments, header, description and etc. User can only view DIFFs and he/she can not leave a comments.
Each page should contain a big button "Create review" that can create a review from the browsed changeset.
ToDo:
[ ] Create new controller that could only show the changes files
[ ] Modify graph tree: each node should be clickable, lieading to this controller
[ ] Modify graph tree: if any changeset has associated review, there should be icon near it
[ ] If there any reviews associated with current changeset, they should be listed under the buttom "Create changeset"
At this moment there is only one possibility to view the DIFF code is to create a review. But usually managers and team leaders needs just to browse new commits without any review, just only to check it.
Solution
Each changeset in history graph should be clikcable. When user clicks to a changeset, then opens a view that looks like a review, but it does not conain any comments, header, description and etc. User can only view DIFFs and he/she can not leave a comments.
Each page should contain a big button "Create review" that can create a review from the browsed changeset.
ToDo: