Hi Bjoern,
On 2012-06-19 at 13:03 +0200, Bjoern Michaelsen wrote:
If you answer was that the new workflow would be:
- click a link in a mail from gerrit
- that will open the syntax-highlighted cgit-like patch in the
browser, on a page with a big [Push it!] button + space to write the
"Thank you" message
- I write the "Thank you" message + hit the [Push it!] button
I would be happy. But is it going to be so? So far the best I've got
from gerrit was clicking [Diff all unified], that opened one browser
window per file (ugh!), with more clicking to actually do the review.
That will be the workflow in the end (when gerrit owns the repo). As for seeing
the diff: we now have gitweb integrated there(*), so ignore "Diff all unified" and
just use the "gitweb" links (see here: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/179/).
Then click on "review" select "+1 verified/+2 code-review", write thank you
below and it will be cherry-picked on master and the submitter will get a mail.
Great, thank you, now we are getting somewhere :-) So how do we deal
with the usability improvements here? [Eg. to remove the unhelpful
"Diff all unified" button, or tweak it to point to cgit or gitweb;
removing unnecessary stuff not to overwhelm people; etc.]
The second step however does not yet work as long as gerrit does not own the
repository. Thats why it is so damn important, that everyone gets his gerrit
account set up as requested a month ago, so that we can switch over completely.
"damn important" will not get you there, I am afraid - only explaining,
and making it no harder than the current workflow will do.
(*) Big Thanks to Robert Einsle for that!
Thanks Robert for doing that! Please - is there any chance to use cgit
instead, so that it is compatible / familiar with the freedesktop
browsing?
Thank you,
Kendy
Context
- Re: [ANN] Please use Gerrit from now on for Patch Review (continued)
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