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I am creating an auto-integrate script which takes in changes and source and destination branches.
The problem is that once its pushed to Gerrit the owner is me.
I want to change it to the author or committer.
Is it possible to change the owner to someone else?
If not, is it possible to give abandon, Topic etc rights to the committer for a change. The reason I want to change the Gerrit owner is to give the authors/committers access to abandon etc.
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Go to: Projects > List > All-Projects or a specific project > Access > Edit and add permissions. More info: gerrit-documentation.storage.googleapis.com/Documentation/…
Amending and rebasing a commit preserves the Change-Id so that the new commit automatically becomes a new patch set of the existing change, when it is pushed for review. Push new Patch Set. $ git commit --amend $ git push origin HEAD:refs/for/master.
No, you can't change the owner of an existing Gerrit change. You can grant the abandon, review, submit, etc permissions to any Gerrit specific group or person but not to the committers of the change (in general).
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