Issue Error Codes
Reviewers may assign error codes to tasks they review. This way, instead of writing a issue by hand, they can affix a pre-built error code detailing the nature of the problem with the task. (e.g. Slightly incorrect, Very Incorrect, Missing, etc.)
Setting Up Error Codes
To set up error codes in your project, navigate to Settings -> General and enable the toggle next to Error Codes:
From this interface, you can add, remove, and edit error code categories, and add individual error codes in them.
To add a new error code category, click on the "+ Add Error Code" button. To edit the name of an existing one, click on the pen icon. To delete, click on the trash can icon.
To create an error code, type the name of the error code in one of the categories, then press Enter. There is no limit to how many error codes a category may contain. Press Save at the bottom of the page to save your error codes.
Assigning Error Codes during Review
There are currently two ways to assign error codes to assets: through issues or when rejecting a task during review.
Error Codes on Issues
During review, or any other stage and role in which issues can be placed, click on the "issue" icon in the top right and click on the asset where you'd like to place the issue, then pick the error code category and an error code:
Write your issue and press the Enter key or the send button to finalize your issue.
Alternatively, you may create issues directly on objects by selecting the object and pressing on the letter I on your keyboard, and assign error codes that way.
Error Codes on Rejection
When in a review stage, click on the Reject button at the top right to mark the task as rejected. If the task contains no issues, a popup will appear.
Pick a category and an error code as shown in the previous section and click on Open Issue & Reject.
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