You can review changes made between file versions. The latest file version in the code review is compared to the version before the oldest version in the review. For example, if versions 3, 6, and 8 are in the review, differences between versions 2 and 8 are displayed.
Note: If version 1 is in the review, only the contents of the latest version in the review are displayed. For example, if versions 1 and 4 are in the review, only version 4 is displayed. See Reviewing files.
1. Open the code review and double-click the file you want to review.
Differences between file versions open in a new tab in the Code Review window.
2. Click Previous Change and Next Change to go to the previous or next change.
3. Click a view button to display the differences side by side, top over bottom, or combined.
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4. If you are reviewing an image file, click a button to change how differences are displayed or enter a percentage to change the magnification. See Viewing image file differences.
5. To find text in the file, enter the text in the search field and click Find.
6. Select content you have feedback for and click Add Comment to add a comment. See Adding review comments to files.
7. Click Previous Comment and Next Comment to go to the previous or next comment.
8. Select a comment and click Mark Addressed to address it or click Address All to address all comments. See Addressing code review comments.
9. Select Show addressed comments to view comments the author already addressed from other reviews.
10. Select Completed when you finish reviewing the file. You can only mark files as completed if you are a reviewer in the code review.
The file status changes to Needs Attention or Approved when all reviewers complete the review. See Understanding code review status.