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it groups the branch into a chain of commits, and has dependancies between them, so you can approve a commit on top of the chain, but it will not merge until th
by mugsie 6y ago
it groups the branch into a chain of commits, and has dependancies between them, so you can approve a commit on top of the chain, but it will not merge until the ones it is based off merge.
- brandmeyer 6y agoMy recollection was that you had to give each commit its own local branch name and both rebase and push them one-at-a-time with Gerrit. Are you saying that an entire branch of commits can be pushed and updated at one time?
- mugsie 6y agoyeah - at least with something like git-review [1] when you do git review on a branch with multiple commits, it creates a chain of commits in gerrit with one command. 1 - https://docs.opendev.org/opendev/git-review/latest/ https://docs.opendev.org/opendev/git-review/latest/