On 2018-01-26 08:57:02 -0800 (-0800), James E. Blair wrote: [...] > Perhaps a method of automatically noting the dependencies in git > notes could help with that case? Or maybe use a different way of > communicating that information -- even with change-ids, there's > still a lot of missing information in that scenario (for instance, > which changes still haven't merged).
For what it's worth, Git notes for change commits already include their corresponding Gerrit change URLs so can be found offline that way regardless (as long as you configure your git client to retrieve them whenever you retrieve other Git objects, e.g. during a remote update). Even with a Change-Id you don't have any means of identifying the containing repository except through brute force means or online searching, so aside from being tracked in notes rather than commit messages there's not much else different in the new model. -- Jeremy Stanley
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