On 02/08/2019 19:09, Michael Meeks wrote:
Oh - that's simple, it's a chunk of work that for uninteresting,
customer related reasons had to be done internally, and fiddling with
and/or re-basing 27 stacked commits multiple times will either kill CI
for everyone or if done one by one, take an extremely long time to get
in, and/or would need squashing thus loosing the history and/or
authorship; so I pushed just a terminal commit through gerrit / CI.
I did an experiment of running 80+ commits through Gerrit the other
night, and didn't hear any complaints :)
One IMO great thing of pushing every individual commit through Gerrit is
that it gives a convenient and obvious place where to discuss changes
post commit. But yeah, there's no ideal solution for every case.
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