REVIEWING YOUR RESULTS

Once you have completed an analysis of one of your project branches, you can use the Navigator to begin reviewing the results. Using our earlier example project, following completion of the analysis on the master branch, the Navigator now shows the Review button as being available.

Clicking on the Review button will open a browser tab with a new Reviewer screen. Notice that the top banner from the Navigator screen is also available in the Reviewer, with one exception. The Settings button is gone and replaced by the Home screen. This allows you to return to a Navigator from this same tab. This is convenient if you have closed the Navigator tab following the initiation of a Reviewer session.

If you have exhausted your licensed OBLoC capacity, the analysis will still be performed but the Reviewer will not be available following your analysis. Instead, clicking the Review button will display the summary of your analysis. For more information on that, see Appendix D. The initial screen displays a summary of all previous analysis sessions (if any). You may have run the ICR Engine more than once. It is helpful to repeat the analysis as you make changes to your code base. Subsequent runs may reveal new issues that were introduced with the changes in the code base.

The sessions will be listed with the most recent at the top of the list and will have the highest Session number. To view the results of any previous analysis, click on its Show Details button. While you can select the results of any past session, only the most recent will permit the user to make changes. Results from older sessions may only be viewed. In the example above, we have performed 2 analyses. This was done to be able to demonstrate the history capability of iCR. This will be detailed in Section 6.4.5. We will be reviewing the second set of results that we just produced so will click on the Show Details button at the bottom of the “iCR Session: 2” box.