gerrit | Gerrit Code Review | Code Analyzer library

I am working on a project where I want to add different reviewers for different branch of my repository.

I generally add reviewers with this command:

I have recently upgraded gerrit version from 2.15.17 to 3.3.0 and now when cloning the repo it hangs with the following message and when enter button in the keyboard is pressed the cloning happens

Some time ago I tried to connect jenkins and gerrit and send cppcheck output from jenkins to gerrit as comment:

1. I installed proper patches for jenkins and gerrit(that is ok it's work)
2. In jekinsfile I'm tried to run cppckeck and save it's output to xml file(it's works)

Problem is here that when I'm trying to read xml file, and I have information that there is no such file. I see that script have different root catalog(i groovy I printed dir). I think code with my experimental jenkinsfile explain problem:

I have setup the Gerrit using docker-compose.

ref doc: https://github.com/GerritCodeReview/docker-gerrit

I am trying to login on the Gerrit server using SSH protocol. http is working fine. but i need ssh as well for jenkins

ssh -vv -p 29418 localhost

logs:

I am using requests module to run a curl command, not sure why its prefixing ')]}\' in the front of the output, it makes r.json() fail as shown below.

When I paste the URL in a browser and execute, it downloads a .json file, and that file has same characters in the front, Am I missing some option? I need to process the output as json.

I've worked with Gerrit for a while and known the basic workflow of Gerrit.

Up to now, everything is OK: When I finish my coding job, I push my codes to Gerrit, then Jenkins and my leader start to work. If my leader(reviewer) +2 for my codes and Jenkins finishes its job without any error, my codes will be merged to the branch mater. This is quite clear and simple.

But, what if I push my changes twice in a very short period? Let's say I pushed A and then I pushed B. Both of them trigger Jenkins to do its jobs. At the same time, for some reason, my leader(reviewer) didn't review A but he reviewed B immediately. Then he +2 for B. Meaning that, A haven't been merged to the branch master but my leader is trying to merge B to the branch master. BUT, A is the parent of B. Obviously, logically, merging A must happen before merging B.

I want to know what Gerrit will do for this case. Will it generate an error to hint the reviewer to review the previous push?

When I call Python script from shell script, it runs fine.

During debugging of a production issue, I am dealing with an application (Gerrit) that holds references to RandomAccessFiles in a cache structure.

These files are referencing a git repositories packfiles.

During an out of band git gc (not within the application) on a repository with no changes, it appears that:

1. the same packfile is rewritten (same uuid);
2. file descriptor is in the output list of lsof in the form (old-xxx.pack) but is instantly mark (deleted).

I have been searching numerous codebases for this rename to no avail.

My question is, could this be a filesystem quirk, if a rename/overwrite is done to a file with an open file descriptor by git gc?

lsof entry:

We have our company users list and with that users list we need to prepare a report that each user have access to which gerrit project.

So how to list the project(s) for particular user from gerrit?

Some direction to achieve this will be helpful. Thanks in advance.