If you run "gertty --open <URL>" it will instruct a running
Gertty to open the change at that URL.
Change-Id: Ie82aa53f497717e7355646d6d6fd12473ececad0
By default, remove changes (and associated git refs) that have been
closed for more than 2 months.
Change-Id: I5d1176b13a7c0fdaf12e346537fd7e1251868461
By default, display times using the local timezone. Add timezone
info to time displays where space permits. Add an option to restore
the current behavior where times are displayed in UTC.
Change-Id: I6035b6277dc49774537a762b2946c56a3b8dec17
Co-Authored-By: Bradley Jones <jones.bradley@me.com>
OS X, for reasons of its own, swallows the CTRL+O keystroke, so OS X
users are likely to end up looking at this file to figure out how to fix
their keymap. This change adds an example of the mapping they're looking
for.
The secondary reason for documenting this is that none of the examples
show a multi-word name, so it took me a while to figure out the correct
name to use here. Adding an example makes it clearer how to use
multi-word names.
Change-Id: I7b95eea720864a5b18b9b5796bc30b4aebf57248
Add some more detailed notes on creating per-project filters, as the
syntax is a little different from that used directly on Gerrit.
Add a second "Incoming reviews" dashboard, to match what Gerrit has.
Change-Id: I77377a14bc78ce2e932e3e1c2348766a84eb9911
Use the dependency information of the most recent revisions to
create a threaded view of changes.
Also, use a more efficient query to collect the children of a
change in the change view.
Change-Id: I1cbef9fe7c4f1822b8541e5b4d0e7d2fe2e180a9
The certificates are checked both by Gertty itself (for API calls) and
by the launched git processes. In theory, the server could be set up to
redirect to another HTTP server for Git calls (and in fact, the KDE's
Gerrit instance is set up to do just that). In that case, the CA bundle
file should contain PEM certificate chain of all the CAs for both Gerrit
and the webserver hosting the git repositories.
Change-Id: Id6af61c3710e4809c84b1edd054ab9b1959a60c3
The example configuration for gerrit-review.googlesource.com is also
applicable to other Gerrit instances running at googlesource.com, for
example:
android-review.googlesource.com
gwt-review.googlesource.com
Make the example generic, rather than specific to gerrit-review.
Change-Id: I761db4228aa23e92e57751f5ecbdf721c992065d
Add a schema change to store whether the user can submit a revision.
Offer the submit button on that revision, as well as on the review
dialog if applicable. Allow the submit action to be bound to
reviewkeys. Also bind it to a key command.
Change-Id: I341663ac84d2ac09f9b1ef8c9e0dff45d2658e1d
Gerrit instances running at googlesource.com require authentication
with HTTP basic auth.
Add a new config option to allow to specify either basic auth or digest
auth. Default to digest auth if not specified.
Change-Id: Iab6f666082bd3fee2c77a8c489255926cc93edba
Closes-Bug: 291
Add help text for the HTTP password option to all example configs,
since the issue is not obvious, especially give the current
failure mode of a traceback in JSON parsing code.
Add a direct link to the appropriate openstack setting page.
Change-Id: I2ccc723258c502221beb052b3a42b13085a2af7e
Update the openstack example config file with some additional help
text about the username and password. The first time I ran this it
took me a little bit to figure out the right password to use. I
didn't realize I needed to go generate a password in my gerrit
settings. Hopefully this note will avoid confusion by someone else in
the future.
Change-Id: If93ec938e48f624aff4741b19d95e03abb8c8a9c
