| Hi, I’m following up with my questions last week about submitting a patch to Gerrit. See the questions below. I’d like to know if I have configured Gerrit correctly as I don’t want to mess up the repo.
Thanks
Ernesto Posse eposse@xxxxxxxxx
On Feb 15, 2024, at 3:17 PM, Ernesto Posse <eposse@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
1) When configuring the local branch for push, I set the remote and push remote to the newly created remote (which I called gerrit), but should I change the upstream branch? The default is set to refs/head/master. I don’t want to mess any master branch!
2) Is there a convention for naming branches? I see a lot of “bugs/NNNNNN-short-description. That’s what I’ve used. Is that ok?
Ernesto Posse eposse@xxxxxxxxx
On Feb 15, 2024, at 11:37 AM, Ernesto Posse <eposse@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Ansgar,
Yes, it’s been a while.
I was wondering about pushing to Gerrit, because our company is no longer an Eclipse member and my understanding was that it means I am no longer an Eclipse Committer, but in Bugzilla I see my messages with an ECA tick mark, so I guess I might still be able to push? I’ll give it a try.
As for the future plans, when is the move to Papyrus-Sirius and Papyrus web planned for? Is it for version 7.0? Or later?
Thanks
Ernesto Posse eposse@xxxxxxxxx
On Feb 15, 2024, at 4:41 AM, Ansgar Radermacher via mdt-papyrus.dev <mdt-papyrus.dev@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear Ernesto, good to hear from you after quite some time! Concerning the bug, you should still be able to push to gerrit. I
don't think, that required to put the general text (I wrote the
code ...) in the commit message as it is not very useful when
looking at the history. Make sure, a reference to the bug is in
the header of the modified files. I also like to point out that the architectural framework of
"classic" (GMF, XWT) Papyrus will not be used in the long run. The
successors Papyrus-Sirius and Papyrus Web use different
customization mechanisms. Best Ansgar
On 15/02/2024 04:05, Ernesto Posse via
mdt-papyrus.dev wrote:
Hello.
I’ve
submitted a new bug report to Bugzilla, Bug 582940, but I accidentally cut
the first few paragraphs with the bug description when I pasted
it in the Comment textbox. So I’ve added the full description as
a new comment, as I cann’t edit my previous comment.
I’ve
also added a full diagnosis of the bug and can submit a patch,
but I don’t think I can push it to Gerrit as I am no longer an
Eclipse Committer. Should I use a particular patch header when
creating the patch?
Also,
according to the guidelines, I should add messages stating that
I wrote the code, that it has no cryptography, etc. Where do I
write those? In a local git commit comment and then create the
patch from that commit?
Thanks
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