git-query

A Git plugin to look up stuff like pending reviews, review URLs, etc from Gerrit

Setup

sudo pip install git-query

Configuration

Add the following lines to your .bash_profile:

export GERRIT_HOST='http://gerrit.example.com'
export GERRIT_USERNAME='your_username'
export GERRIT_TOKEN='your_api_token'  # explained below

Don’t forget to source (or reset your terminal session)!

Generating a Gerrit API Token

Go to your Settings in Gerrit (in the menu when you click on your name in the top-right)
Click HTTP Password
Click Generate Password

Usage

You can either use git query or git ?. You will need to be in a repo that exists in Gerrit.

# get info from Gerrit about the current commit
git query
git ?

# list all Gerrit IDs for the current repo
git query -a
git query --all
git ? -a
git ? --all

# get info from Gerrit about a specific ID
git query 1234
git ? 1234

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