Because we're using Gerrit, we're not getting Github's normal "mentions this issue" references on the Issue Tracker when a commit referencing "Fixes #nnnn" is pushed to Gerrit.
Are we going to have a bot provide this, like we did on code.google.com?
Because we're using Gerrit, we're not getting Github's normal "mentions
this issue" references on the Issue Tracker when a commit referencing
"Fixes #nnnn" is pushed to Gerrit.
Are we going to have a bot provide this, like we did on code.google.com?
I just found out that if you use "git clone --mirror" to clone the official repo,
you will find every single active CL in packed-refs file with every revision
available.
For example, cf348fb refs/changes/00/1200/1 8eb8b40 refs/changes/00/1200/2 69ab69c refs/changes/00/1400/1 661d1da refs/changes/00/1400/2 afc2890 refs/changes/00/1400/3 0cc6d18 refs/changes/00/1500/1
Looking for all commits in refs/changes namespace, and then "git cat-file -p"
each commit.
Because we're using Gerrit, we're not getting Github's normal "mentions this issue" references on the Issue Tracker when a commit referencing "Fixes #nnnn" is pushed to Gerrit.
Are we going to have a bot provide this, like we did on code.google.com?
/cc @adg, @rsc
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