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EGerrit/User Guide

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Getting Started

Overview

The EGerrit plug-in aims at deeply integrating the best of Gerrit's features into Eclipse to minimize the context switch from the IDE to the web, and leveraging IDE specific features such as syntax coloring, navigation, etc.

Some of the key features are:

  • Search and browse reviews
  • Submit, vote, abandon, rebase ... reviews
  • Comment directly in the source file
  • ...

Installing EGerrit

EGerrit is tested with the Neon and Mars releases of Eclipse. It is also know to work with Luna but it is not officially tested.

As this point (Nov 2015), EGerrit is not officially released, but you can still try it by installing it from our milestone site.

Gerrit Dashboard

The Gerrit dashboard view provides a way to search for reviews. From its toolbar, the dashboard makes available a number of pre-defined queries such as "All opened", "All merged", as well as user specific queries.

When these pre-defined searches are not enough, the search box in the dialog allows the user directly enter a Gerrit query string.

EGerritDashboard.png

Review editor

The review editor gives access to all the information about the review. It is organized along 4 main tabs:

  • Summary - General information on the review such as the list of reviewers, conflicting reviews, related changes, etc.
  • Message - The message of the review, the committer, parent commit id;
  • Files - The list of files that have changed;
  • History - The history of the review.

Commenting in a file

EGerrit supports the addition of comments directly from the compare editor. Once the review editor is opened, go to the "files tab" and select the file you want to compare. Once in the compare editor, simply start typing comment in the file.

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