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I've been working on a bot to copy Github Pull Requests into Gerrit reviews, using the Google-hosted Gerrit servers. My bot isn't running publicly yet, but you

I've been working on a bot to copy Github Pull Requests into Gerrit reviews, using the Google-hosted Gerrit servers. My bot isn't running publicly yet, but you can see the start of it working at: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/pull/546 https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/pull/546 or https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/pull/545 https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/pull/545 (Code is at https://github.com/LetsUseGerrit/gerritbot https://github.com/LetsUseGerrit/gerritbot for now, but I don't imagine anybody would use the code themselves... they'd only interact with it via the Github bot)

howeman 11y ago
Is there any public "how to" about Gerrit? I've interacted with it a few times for Go codereviews, but not frequently enough to get comfortable. Really simple things like finding the "submit comments" button I have to spend five minutes finding every time.
- endtime 11y ago
  I don't know of a general "how to" but 'a' is a keyboard shortcut to send a reply (with comments).
  - pbh101 11y ago
    Expanding on this, typing '?' will bring up the help, like gmail.
jeblair 11y ago
Gerrit has an excellent REST API, and because I like working with code in a terminal, I wrote Gertty -- a terminal based interface to Gerrit. It should work with the Google hosted servers. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/gertty https://pypi.python.org/pypi/gertty
- hueving 11y ago
  Gertty is the greatest greatness ever. Doing code reviews on a plane and syncing up when back online is so cool. Thank you for your work on this.