Merge "Document how outdated changes are shown in the related change list"
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* Related Changes
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* Related Changes
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This tab page shows open changes on which the current change depends and open
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This tab page shows changes on which the current change depends (ancestors) and
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changes that depend on the current change. For merge commits it shows also the
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open changes that depend on the current change (descendants). For merge commits
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closed changes that are going to be merged into the destination branch by
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it shows also the closed changes that are going to be merged into the
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accepting the merge commit. It is kind of a dependency too, but not in the
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destination branch by accepting the merge commit. It is kind of a dependency
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sense of "these changes have to be submitted in order to submit this
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too, but not in the sense of "these changes have to be submitted in order to
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change".
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submit this change".
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Indicators are appended on the commit message headlines of related changes to
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signify dependencies on outdated changes, or commits that are not associated to
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changes under review:
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If the selected patch set of a change is older than its latest patch set,
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the change is marked with an orange dot.
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If a descendant change depends on a patch set that is older than the selected
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patch set of a change, the descendent change is marked with a tilde (~).
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If an ancestor commit is not associated to a Gerrit change, i.e. has been pushed
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directly to the repository bypassing review, it is marked with a black dot.
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This tab is only visible if related changes for the current active
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This tab is only visible if related changes for the current active
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change exist.
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change exist.
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