Isn't this basically how gerrit is supposed to be used? At least that's how we use it (but it's a very small team so anything would work I guess). You work on

Isn't this basically how gerrit is supposed to be used? At least that's how we use it (but it's a very small team so anything would work I guess). You work on master, you rebase -i your commits to make them nice to review, you push them to gerrit, someone reviews them and pushes them to master or returns with stuff to fix. You usually have a few commits on top of remote master in your local master, and when any of them is pushed to remote master from gerrit you just git fetch && git rebase.