Enable verbose logging for debugging purpose

[Giuseppe Salvatore]

Hi everyone,

I am having this issue and I need to somehow get more info from the logs to see what is happening. The issue is a very simple one: I don't get any change generated by a push on HEADS:refs/for/master. I was expecting a reply from "remote" with a change url in gerrit to start the review but that didn't happen. From the documentation it looks like this should happen straight away but not sure if I am doing something wrong (I don't believe I am, I might just miss some server side hooks that are not installed when the gerrit side git repo is created)

Thanks everyone,

Giuseppe

[Edwin Kempin]

On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 11:49 AM Giuseppe Salvatore <giuseppe....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi everyone,

I am having this issue and I need to somehow get more info from the logs to see what is happening.

If you are using Gerrit 2.16 or newer you can trigger a trace on push as described in:

https://gerrit-documentation.storage.googleapis.com/Documentation/2.16/user-upload.html#trace

 

The issue is a very simple one: I don't get any change generated by a push on HEADS:refs/for/master.

Just to make sure, this should be: HEAD:refs/for/master

 

I was expecting a reply from "remote" with a change url in gerrit to start the review but that didn't happen. From the documentation it looks like this should happen straight away but not sure if I am doing something wrong (I don't believe I am, I might just miss some server side hooks that are not installed when the gerrit side git repo is created)

Thanks everyone,

Giuseppe

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[Giuseppe Salvatore]

Hi Edwin,

thanks for your reply. Yes you are right I was actually using HEAD:refs/for/master, but thanks for pointing that out. The actual problem is that I didn't test the correct ssh port on the remote gerrit in git. So when I was doing git push gerrit HEAD:refs/for/master it was just pushing in that branch bypassing gerrit. Also I am on 2.15, but I found a way to increase the level of verbosity from SSH command.

Giuseppe