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Review Assistant queries TFS work items from TFS server at the client side. But Review Assistant server doesn't have such code, so it has no ability to query TFS work items yet. We have plans to do such functionality in the future.

Sorry for the late response. We investigated your issue and found, that the reason is that you have Visual Studio Test Professional that somehow installs without some libraries. The easiest workaround for you is to install Visual Studio Isolated Shell on already installed instance of Visual Studio Test Professional.

We will investigate the issue further.

Review Assistant dynamically queries TFS work items at the client side, so it isn't stored in the database.

The command line API directly works with the Review Assistant server, that's why it doesn't return information about TFS work items.

The Code Review Details report is generated at the server side, so it doesn't have TFS work items for the same reason too.

Unfortunately, due to the technical restrictions, it is impossible to show TFS work items in reports at the moment.

However, we will consider the possibility of implementing such feature in future releases.

Unfortunately, Review Assistant doesn't support neither automatic review creation, nor review creation using the command line.

Please review the following UserVoice suggestions and vote if any of them is suitable for you. :
http://devart.uservoice.com/forums/1453 ... gable-sche
http://devart.uservoice.com/forums/1453 ... an-svnhook

Hello,

Recently, we released a new build where projects are sorted in the drop down, but not in the "Start New Review" dialog.

I created task to rethink this 15 minutes limitation.

Unfortunately, the workaround is still the same.

I have wrote the task to change the error text. Thank you.

You can use the Replacing Recent Revisions command. But you can't remove whole added iteration from a review.

No, there is no way to link Admin user with an Active Directory, that's why we plan to stop considering administrator as a licensed user.

No you can't delete the default administrator user. You can rename it and use as an ordinary user. Also, we have plans to do not consider administrator as a licensed user: http://devart.uservoice.com/forums/1453 ... ensed-user

As I see your situation, you have Review Assistant project A and project B. You changed files from both projects and then you are unable to create review through the check-in policy. Because Review Assistant doesn't know in what project it should create the review. In such case, you can exclude project B files from commit, click refresh button and create review through the check-in policy to project A. Then return to pending changes window, include previously excluded files and repeat operation again for project B.

Also consider moving repositories from Review Assistant project B to project A - this will allow to create review in one click.

Hello. Unfortunately, we do not plan adding PTC Integrity VCS support to Review Assistant and there is no way to integrate on your own. Please create the suggestion at our UserVoice forum in order for us to create a list of features that are most necessary for our users.

Review Assistant doesn't work with Active Directory groups. The only way is to type group name to the filter, hit 'Ctrl - A' to select all group members and add them all in one click.