Review Your Code Like a Googler
summary
Gerrit is a Git-integrated code review system created to enforce mandatory code review workflows used at Google and for the Android project. The talk covers Gerrit’s features: a standalone server that combines code review with a full Git server, ACLs and Web UI, plus new additions in version 2.8 such as an expanded plugin/extension system and merge rules.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Code review types and flaws
- 7:52Async reviews with Git
- 12:54Git at Google
- 13:14Fred’s first change
- 19:52Reviewing Roman’s changes
- 25:13Merging dependent changes
- 29:50Conflict resolution and holidays
- 31:37Roman’s context switch
- 34:15Summary and tips
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