Gerrit's user interface can be difficult to navigate. The following documentation helps find stuff in the web user interface of Gerrit.
After selecting Browse > Repositories in the top bar and selecting a code repository, select "Repository Browser > gitiles" to browse its code base.
Gerrit offers a search field in the upper right corner. It includes a full-text search on commit messages, authors or reviewers (names and email addresses), etc.
To search for specific values items, use keywords.
Example: List of commits to all MediaWiki repos which have been, or need to be, reviewed by the Gerrit user called "jforrester":
project:^mediawiki/.* reviewer:jforrester AND -owner:L10n-bot
It excludes the L10n-bot which sometimes alters the results.
Example: List of commits authored by anyone in the newcomers group and the commits passed CI (have a positive Verified label) and have either CR-1 or CR-2 (patch needs rework):
ownerin:newcomers status:open label:Verified>=1 label:Code-Review<0Search queries via SSH[edit]
You can also run queries from the command line. This requires a developer account. Connect over ssh to execute commands of the form gerrit query ' query parameters '
on the gerrit host. The search operators are the same as in the web interface. See the query command documentation.
Example: List of unreviewed commits under mediawiki:
ssh -p 29418 yourPersonalUsername@gerrit.wikimedia.org gerrit query 'status:open project:^mediawiki/.* AND NOT label:Code-Review<=-1'
For the number of unreviewed patches, see the rowCount
value in the output of this command.
See Gerrit/Tutorial#How code is reviewed in Gerrit
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/...
, e.g. https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/projects/mediawiki%2Fcore/branches
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