git-gerrit 3.0.0

Gerrit review system command line tools.

git-gerrit

git-gerrit is command line tool for the Gerrit code review system, with an emphasis on the Gerrit legacy numerical identifiers. The heavy lifting is done with the pygerrit2 package to access the Gerrit REST API.

git-gerrit is requires Python 3.9 or later.

Commands

git gerrit-checkout          Fetch then checkout by gerrit number.
git gerrit-cherry-pick       Cherry pick from upstream branch by gerrit number to make a new gerrit.
git gerrit-fetch             Fetch by gerrit number.
git gerrit-help              List commands.
git gerrit-install-hooks     Install git hooks to create gerrit change-ids.
git gerrit-log               Show oneline log with gerrit numbers.
git gerrit-number            Show info for a gerrit change number.
git gerrit-query             Search gerrit.
git gerrit-sync              Fetch all changes and update the local database.
git gerrit-update            Update gerrits matching search terms.
git gerrit-version           Print version and exit.

Installation

Install with pipx:

$ pipx install git-gerrit

Be sure your PATH has been updated to run pipx installed commands:

$ pipx ensurepath

If pipx is not available, then install in a project local virtualenv:

$ cd <my-project-directory>
$ python3 -m venv .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate
(.venv) $ pip install -U pip setuptools
(.venv) $ pip install git-gerrit

Setup

Set the Gerrit host and project names in your local git repo under Gerrit code review:

$ cd <my-project-directory>
$ git config gerrit.host <gerrit-hostname>
$ git config gerrit.project <gerrit-project>

Install the Gerrit provided commit-msg git-hook and the git-gerrrit prepare-commit-msg git hook:

$ git gerrit-install-hooks

Examples

Setup a local OpenAFS git repo:

$ git clone git://git.openafs.org/openafs.git # (if not already cloned)
$ cd openafs
$ git config --local gerrit.host gerrit.openafs.org
$ git config --local gerrit.project openafs
$ git gerrit-install-hooks

Find open gerrits on the master branch:

$ git gerrit-query is:open branch:master
13030 redhat: Make separate debuginfo for kmods work with recent rpm
13031 redhat: PACKAGE_VERSION macro no longer exists
13021 autoconf: update curses.m4

Find the gerrit numbers and current patchset numbers of the gerrits open on the master branch:

$ git gerrit-query --format='{number},{patchset} {subject}' is:open branch:master
13832,9 IPV6 prep: introduce helpers for formatting network addrs
13926,2 afs: client read-only mode
13927,2 Do not build shared-only libs for --disable-shared

Find links to the open gerrits on the master branch:

$ git gerrit-query --format='{url} {subject}' is:open branch:master
https://gerrit.example.com/13832 IPV6 prep: introduce helpers for formatting network addrs
https://gerrit.example.com/13926 afs: client read-only mode
https://gerrit.example.com/13927 Do not build shared-only libs for --disable-shared

Find gerrits with subjects containing the term ‘debuginfo’:

$ git gerrit-query debuginfo
13030 redhat: Make separate debuginfo for kmods work with recent rpm
13029 redhat: Create unique debuginfo packages for kmods
12818 redhat: separate debuginfo package for kmod rpm

Find the branch names of gerrits with the subject containing the term ‘debuginfo’:

$ git gerrit-query --format='{branch:>20s} {number} {subject}' debuginfo
              master 13030 redhat: Make separate debuginfo for kmods work with recent rpm
openafs-stable-1_6_x 13029 redhat: Create unique debuginfo packages for kmods
openafs-stable-1_6_x 12818 redhat: separate debuginfo package for kmod rpm

List the gerrit topics on a branch:

$ git gerrit-query --format='{topic}' is:open branch:master | sort -u
afsd-cache-verify
AFS-OSD-integration
afs_read-EOF

Show gerrit submissions on the master branch I need to review:

$ git gerrit-query branch:master status:open NOT label:Code-Review=-2 NOT reviewer:[e-mail]
...

Fetch a gerrit by number:

$ git gerrit-fetch 12977

Checkout a gerrit by number:

$ git gerrit-checkout 13000

Cherry-pick a gerrit onto the current branch:

$ git gerrit-fetch 13001 && git cherry-pick FETCH_HEAD

Show gerrit numbers in the checked out branch in the local git repo:

$ git gerrit-log
12958 f47cb2d Suppress statement not reached warnings under Solaris Studio
12957 306f0f3 afs: squash empty declaration warning
12955 e006609 libafs: git ignore build artifacts on Solaris

Show gerrit numbers by a revision in the local git repo:

$ git gerrit-log openafs-stable-1_8_0
12953 a08327f Update NEWS for 1.8.0 final release
12938 acb0e84 afs_pioctl: avoid -Wpointer-sign
12950 b73863b LINUX: fix RedHat 7.5 ENOTDIR issues

Show gerrit numbers by a range of revisions in the local git repo:

$ git gerrit-log 607eba34d..origin/openafs-stable-1_8_x
13268 554176bd2 LINUX: Update to Linux struct iattr->ia_ctime to timespec64 with 4.18
13266 eb107ed5c Make OpenAFS 1.8.1
13265 8de978420 Update NEWS for 1.8.1

Show just the gerrit numbers and subjects in the local git repo:

$ git gerrit-log --format='{number}: {subject}'
12958: Suppress statement not reached warnings under Solaris Studio
12957: afs: squash empty declaration warning
12955: libafs: git ignore build artifacts on Solaris

Add reviewers to the foobar topic:

$ git gerrit-update --add-reviewer="[e-mail]" branch:master is:open topic:foobar

Abandon all of the changes for the baz topic:

$ git gerrit-update --abandon --message="nevermind" branch:master topic:baz

Using git aliases

Complex queries can be saved as git aliases. For example to create an alias called gerrit-assigned to show the gerrits which have not been reviewed yet:

[alias]
# Show assigned reviews.
# (Replace <gerrit-account-id> with your gerrit account number.)
gerrit-assigned = gerrit-query \
  --format='"{url} ({branch}) {subject}"' \
  is:open \
  AND reviewer:<gerrit-account-id> \
  AND label:Code-Review=0,<gerrit-account-id> \
  AND NOT owner:<gerrit-account-id> \
  AND NOT label:Code-Review=-2

See Also

See the git-review project for a more complete git/gerrit workflow tool.