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Author's profile photo Daniel Wroblewski

Submit Gerrit Changes from within SAP Web IDE

There’s been a new Gerrit pane in SAP Web IDE for a few weeks now, but the latest release includes the ability to submit and merge changes in Gerrit from within the IDE.

The workflow is below, but here’s a 2-minute video that shows you the basics:

Cloning

The first thing you need to do is to clone the repository and make sure you indicate to SAP Web IDE that the repository uses Gerrit.

If, instead of cloning an existing repository, you initialize a new repository and then set a remote repository for it, you also need to indicate that the remote repository uses Gerrit.

Viewing Your Gerrit Changes

Once you’ve cloned, you can see the Gerrit changes that either you own (i.e., you committed and pushed) or the changes you were added as a reviewer. Make sure to:

  1. Select the project.
  2. Open the Gerrit pane
  3. Click the refresh button .

Your changes are shown. If your the owner, you’ll see your picture (and your name if you hover and view the tooltip). You can use the filters to see only the ones you committed or only the ones for which you are reviewer.

To see the change in your Gerrit system, just click the name of the change.

If the change has been code reviewed, you’ll see a check under CR, and if it is verified you’ll see a check under the V.

Submitting Changes

If your change is ready to be submitted, then the Submit button will be enabled and you will be able to submit it. Once submitted, it will be removed from the list in SAP Web IDE and it will be merged into the code.

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      Author's profile photo Hannes Ladstätter
      Hannes Ladstätter

      Hi,

      do the Git Repositories in SAP Cloud Platform work with Gerrit or do we need other Git Repository?

      Regards

      Hannes

      Author's profile photo Daniel Wroblewski
      Daniel Wroblewski
      Blog Post Author

      No they don't. Generally the gerrit workflow is for cases where you have git on premise with gerrit.

      Author's profile photo Clemens Kopfer
      Clemens Kopfer

      Does that work on a local (on-premise) HANA XSA as well? With a local gerrit?

      Author's profile photo Uri Nizan
      Uri Nizan

      Unfortunately, it doesn't work in Web IDE for HANA.

      Author's profile photo Naga Prakash
      Naga Prakash

      Hi,

      In trail instance, Gerrit Pane is not visible , what could be the reason ?

       

      Thanks,

      Naga

      Author's profile photo Daniel Wroblewski
      Daniel Wroblewski
      Blog Post Author

      The Gerrit pane only shows if the Preferences | Git Settings | Show Gerrit Pane checkbox is checked. Not sure if it is checked by default.

      Author's profile photo Naga Prakash
      Naga Prakash

      Thanks.

      Yes, Gerrit is not checked by default.

      We have licensed SAP WebIDE. Does Git Repositories in SCP support Gerrit ?

       

      Thanks,

      Naga

      Author's profile photo Daniel Wroblewski
      Daniel Wroblewski
      Blog Post Author

      That is a question we get quite a bit. No, I don't believe the Git in SAP Cloud Platform offers Gerrit.

      Uri Nizan , Yuval Morad : Do you have any more information about this?

      Author's profile photo shahid poonoor
      shahid poonoor

      Hi Daniel Wroblewski

      How we can create a destination in cloud platform to connect with Gerrit and web IDE

      Author's profile photo Daniel Wroblewski
      Daniel Wroblewski
      Blog Post Author

      Does this information help?

       

      https://help.sap.com/viewer/825270ffffe74d9f988a0f0066ad59f0/Cloud/en-US/b8427ec16ae64347b97d2d46fb28f7cd.html

       

      I've been out of this area for a while. Paola Laufer Do you have more to say here?

      Author's profile photo shahid poonoor
      shahid poonoor

      Hi Daniel Wroblewski

      Thanks for your quick response .Can you please help me to find out this additional properties for Gerrit in destination settings


      Thanks

      Author's profile photo Daniel Wroblewski
      Daniel Wroblewski
      Blog Post Author

      Let's say your git system was located at the server git.acme.corp, so this property would be git_host_git.acme.corp

      This is how it was when I was working with it.

      Uri Nizan Is this still the case?