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gerritexec
gerritexec is a command line tool listening to gerrit on a designated project. On each new patchset, it will:
git clone the project
git pull the patchset
cd in the git tree and run a script
positively review the patchset ( +1 ) if the program exit(0)
negatively review the patchset ( -1 ) otherwise
Examples
Positively review all patchsets in the stackforge/puppet-ceph project:
gerritexec --hostname review.openstack.org \
--username puppetceph \
--script 'true' \
--project stackforge/puppet-cephRun the integration tests found in the git tree of the stackforge/puppet-ceph project:
gerritexec --hostname review.openstack.org \
--username puppetceph \
--script 'bundle exec rake spec:system' \
--project stackforge/puppet-ceph1 maintainer
Metadata
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