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I have a project in Gerrit and each time I submit a change I manually have to add a group of reviewers to that change. Is there a mechanism that would allow me to specify reviewers that I want to be emailed for each change?
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Show activity on this post. Where <changeid> is the Gerrit change-id or change number. This will show you all the comments, including inline comments from files, associated with the current patch set. You can replace --current-patch-set with --patch-sets to see this for all patch sets.
Gerrit supports three methods of uploading changes: Use repo upload , to create changes for review. Use git push , to create changes for review. Use git push , and bypass code review.
It is also possible to set a topic on push, either by appending %topic=… to the ref name or through the use of the command line flag --push-option , aliased to -o , followed by topic=… . Gerrit may be configured to submit all changes in a topic together with a single click, even when topics span multiple projects.
You can use the %[email protected] syntax on your branch specifier during a push to automatically add reviewers to a change.
You can add as many emails as you want and all will be emailed, e.g.
git push tr:kernel/common HEAD:refs/for/experimental%[email protected],[email protected],[email protected]
It’s a good idea to just specify this in a remote block in your git config so you don't have to type all that each time.
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If you happen to be using Gerrit with Repo, then you can always specify reviewers while uploading changes.
repo upload --re=address_of_reviewer1,address_of_reviewer2...,address_of_reviewerN
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