As far as Gerrit is concerned, here are the in progress
changes:
https://gerrit-
review.googlesource.com/#/q/status:open+project:gerrit+branch:master+topic:cross-
repo-dependencies,n,z
Good progress was being made, but it still needs some work,
-Martin
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> I am investigating Gerrit and I am unsure about what a
> "project" in your terminological.
project == Git repository
> So my question is:
>
> Will a API change that require more then one git repository to
> change be possible to approved as one change(set)?
This is currently not possible. Sorry.
> My goal is to be able to do automatic code review (+1) and
> verification with builds and integration tests in our Jenkins CI
> environment. I was hoping that the git-repo tool would enable
> the needed behavior. I do not need cross git-repo manifest
> file automation.
>
> Is this possible before the blow change is implemented. If
> not, will it be possible after the below change is
> implemented?
I believe so, but I haven't looked into the details of this patch
series.
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"Åsmund Østvold" <asm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>I am investigating Gerrit and I am unsure about what a "project" in
>your terminological. So my question is:
>
>Will a API change that require more then one git repository to change
>be possible to approved as one change(set)?
>
>My goal is to be able to do automatic code review (+1) and verification
>with builds and integration tests in our Jenkins CI environment. I was
>hoping that the git-repo tool would enable the needed behavior. I do
>not need cross git-repo manifest file automation.
>
>Is this possible before the blow change is implemented. If not, will it be
>possible after the below change is implemented?
>
To better understand what will and what will not be possible you should search the mailing list for the cross repo dependency threads started by the author of that change since December. It is not a simple yes or no answer.
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