Some say that life is too short to do everything, on the contrary, it’s also too short to stay in one place and not explore. Especially for software developers, there are so many ecosystems to explore, like node (aka JavaScript), JVM (aka. Java, Groovy, and friends), and CLI (aka, .net, C#) to name a few…… Continue reading
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Gerrit Hackathon at Google HQ… next one is coming
As always after the Gerrit User Summit, a Gerrit hackathon took place. This time it was a five days event (9-11 November 2015), where members of the Gerrit community could work together, fully focused on making Gerrit a better software. 2015 edition gathered 15 participants from various companies like Google, SAP, Sony Mobile, Qualcomm, OpenStack,… Continue reading
How to easy customize Gerrit Submit rules
Gerrit submit rule is a set of conditions that needs to be fulfilled before change can be submitter (read merged) to given branch. By default there are only two simple conditions: Verified +1 (V+1) Code Review +2 (CR+2) First one means that change don’t break the build (or project integrity). This step can (and it… Continue reading
Learning Gerrit Code Review by Luca Milanesio
It is finally there! The idea behind this book was mentioned many times during the Gerrit community meetups and finally Luca made it a reality! The Gerrit book is out there and it is pretty good read! I had an opportunity to go through this book and I must admit that this is a fully complete… Continue reading
Gerrit London Hackathon May 2013
At the beginning of May 2013 first European Gerrit Hackathon took place in London. It was quite some time ago (more then a month), but in my opinion it is always good to have summary afterwards. So, as I mentioned it was first Gerrit Hackathon in Europe, organized by Luca Milanessio in London and kindly… Continue reading