This is a simple command line helper I wrote to assist in a particular gerrit workflow.

• Python 3.6
• python3-bugzilla
• git-review

These commands must all be run within your git project.

• gerrit latest-devel - git-reset --hard HEAD; git-checkout develop; git-pull
• gerrit take-bug BUGID - Performs latest-devel, checks out a new branch called bug_BUGID, assigns you to the bug, and moves bug into ASSIGNED state.
• gerrit submit - Submits to gerrit via git-review, using reviewers in config file. Moves the bug into POST, and links the gerrit review to the bug
• gerrit merge - Merges the review in gerrit, and moves the linked bug into MODIFIED state.

Requires a config file in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/gerrit_workflow/config.ini. Defaults to ~/.config/gerrit_workflow

See example configuration file.

• Only used by myself for a specific gerrit workflow.
• Attemps to verify assumptions about bugzilla and git environment first, but peforms destructive actions like git-reset --hard HEAD and bugzilla state manipulation. Use at your own risk.

• Cleanup usage of config file. Was added late to allow external code use.
• Add functionality to merge accepted code in gerrit and move bug into MODIFIED.
• Possibly eliminate bugzilla login_name in config and use the python-bugzilla API. OTOH this would require the use of a config file specifying user login and password, instead of an api key or cookies.
• Since the submit review code has no equivalent in git-review, consider swithing to all ssh commands against gerrit API.

GPL