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Push to gerrit with sourcetree

dbellerose

Hello,

I want to push commit to gerrit with sourcetree.

I read a previous answer edited in 2014 about this topic, but it seems that nobody found solution to solve the problem.

I have the last version of sourcetree, is it possible to do this now?

Best regards,

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Ana Retamal

Hi David! You can use SourceTree to push and pull with any valid git remote. However Gerrit tends to use an extended push syntax / settings to be specific about what changes are for review - if you need to specify those on demand you would be better to push from the command line, but if you can define them as a static rule in your .git/config then SourceTree will respect that (see the section about editing .git/config here http://gerrit.googlecode.com/svn/documentation/2.0/user-upload.html).

I also found some threads with more info about this, you can read them here and here.

Hope that helps!

Ana

dbellerose

Hello Ana,

Unfortunately, i already test those thread but they are not working.

From command line the push to gerrit is working.

When i put the value :

push = refs/heads/*:refs/for/* in the section remote origin in the git config file, the

push action create a branch and don't make a push to gerrit.

I don't understand why.

Best regards,

Michael Zhou_r69u2h

Under the "remote branch" column on push dialog, type "refs/for/<your_feature_branch>" or "refs/for/master" depending upon which branch you want to push to.

expect_pin

It's work! Thanks

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