Use the git config command and provided options to have git detect
whether color support should be enabled or disabled. Additionally ensure
that git-review color support can be controlled separately via the
option 'color.review', while still falling back to 'color.ui' if the app
specific option is not defined.
This will ensure that when piping or redirecting the output that colour
output will be disabled unless color.review, or it's fallback color.ui,
is set to always.
Also by utilizing 'git config', the any config options specified on the
command line that change behaviour will be adhered to. e.g.
git -c color.review=never review -l
Will always output without color enabled.
Change-Id: I8f83ed8623da88e87972109af956331704e15d38
Closes-Bug: #1097961
For every test number N run in process with PID, we take address
127.N.PID/256.PID%256 and let Gerrit listen on its default ports (29418
for SSH and 8080 for HTTP) on that address. We also name site dir with
the same address with "site-" prefix.
Thanks to Clark Boylan for this great idea.
Change-Id: I95b010e7a5b96c981614d5d3401efe861534806f
Provide intergation testing for the git-review utility. Requires
Gerrit war file (like 2.6.1-gerrit.war) in the .gerrit directory in
the git-review project (like git-review/.gerrit/2.6.1-gerrit.war).
Tests start local Gerrit and create test user and project there to
be used.
Closes-Bug: 1048724
Change-Id: I3242479dcbcf230085178004540992680f3f8e30
