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Gerrit CLI Tool

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gerrit_tools

Common tools to work with a bunch of Gerrit repositories, with help of REST API and Command Line Tools

Install

Python 3.5 required `commandline pip install gerrit-tools `

Setup

On first run script will prompt to input several params related to your Gerrit instance. Configuration is stored in ~/.config/gerrit_tools/config file. `commandline $ gerrit_tools ...some command... Enter value for GERRIT_URL: gerrit.yourserver.org Enter value for GERRIT_PORT: 29418 Enter value for GERRIT_USER: admin@yourserver.org Enter value for GERRIT_API_TOKEN: <TOKEN> ` <TOKEN> is generated here: [Gerrit -> Settings -> HTTP Credentials]

Usage

Example deleting some/temp/branch on all repositories: `commandline $ gerrit_tools branch delete some/temp/branch `

Example copying src/branch to new dst/branch on all repositories: `commandline $ gerrit_tools branch copy src/branch dst/branch `

Upload new repo branches from local repo to gerrit. Local repos can be filtered by xml tag and by “remote” attribute. Option –create can be used to try to create remote repository, if absent, before push. `commandline $ gerrit_tools repo upload <new_branc_name> `

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