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==== Identifying dependencies between patches ====
 
==== Identifying dependencies between patches ====
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Sometimes you want to know which patches have to be pushed to master before your patch can be merged (dependencies).
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"Related changes" will pop up if there are related changes (e.g your patch depends on another patch, or it's a pre-requisite for another patch).
 
"Related changes" will pop up if there are related changes (e.g your patch depends on another patch, or it's a pre-requisite for another patch).
  
One thing to note is that the related changes are listed the same way a 'git-log' is listed. Meaning all dependencies will appear below the current patch etc...
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In older versions of gerrit, there were explicit titles for 'parent' patches and 'child' patches. However now one thing to note is that the related changes are listed the same way a 'git-log' is listed. Meaning all dependencies will appear below the current patch etc...
 
Please see documentation for details: [[https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/user-review-ui.html#related-changes-tab]]
 
Please see documentation for details: [[https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/user-review-ui.html#related-changes-tab]]

Revision as of 12:10, 20 July 2015

Configure Repository for Gerrit review

    TODO


Reviewing Changes

Identifying dependencies between patches

Sometimes you want to know which patches have to be pushed to master before your patch can be merged (dependencies).

"Related changes" will pop up if there are related changes (e.g your patch depends on another patch, or it's a pre-requisite for another patch).

In older versions of gerrit, there were explicit titles for 'parent' patches and 'child' patches. However now one thing to note is that the related changes are listed the same way a 'git-log' is listed. Meaning all dependencies will appear below the current patch etc... Please see documentation for details: [[1]]

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