How to Manually Change Attention | Aviator Documentation

Sometimes it’s helpful to add or remove your own attention to a PR. For instance, if the reviewer has responded back to the changes, but it’ll take a while to refactor and resubmit for review it might be useful to remove the attention from yourself as the author. Likewise, if you are not able to review the change within a reasonable time frame, you may want to let the author know and remove the attention from yourself. Similarly, it might be sometimes useful to bring a PR to someone’s attention. Let’s say a reviewer replied back with partial review as they are still reviewing through the rest of the changes, or a reviewer dismissed the attention from themselves and now needs to be reassigned. In such cases, you can assign the reviewer's attention. Attention can be assigned or unassigned to an individual from the PR details view within Aviator dashboard. Within Attentionset, there’s an Aviator link that navigates you to the PR details view. And on the PR details view, you can find a way to toggle attention for the authors and reviewers. Previous How to View AttentionSet for Others Next AttentionSet Chrome extension Last updated 10 months ago Was this helpful?

The technical content provided seems to be free of syntax errors, but there are a few areas where clarity and precision could be improved:

1. Grammar and Punctuation:

   • The sentence "For instance, if the reviewer has responded back to the changes, but it’ll take a while to refactor and resubmit for review it might be useful to remove the attention from yourself as the author." is missing a comma after "review." It should be: "...resubmit for review, it might be useful..."
   • The phrase "replied back" is redundant. "Replied" already implies a response, so "replied" is sufficient.

2. Clarity:

   • The term "attention" is used in a way that might be confusing. It would be helpful to clarify what "attention" specifically refers to in the context of a PR (Pull Request). Is it a notification, a status, or something else?
   • The phrase "dismissed the attention from themselves" could be clearer. Consider rephrasing to something like "removed their attention" or "unassigned themselves from the PR."

3. Consistency:

   • Ensure that terms like "Attentionset" and "Aviator" are consistently capitalized or formatted throughout the document. For example, "Attentionset" is capitalized in one instance but not in another.

4. Technical Details:

   • The document mentions "Aviator dashboard" and "Attentionset" without providing context or a brief explanation of what these are. A short description would be helpful for readers unfamiliar with these tools.

5. Navigation Instructions:

   • The phrase "Within Attentionset, there’s an Aviator link that navigates you to the PR details view." could be more explicit. Consider specifying where exactly this link is located within the Attentionset.

Overall, while there are no major technical errors, improving clarity and consistency would enhance the document's effectiveness.

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