| Re: [mdt-papyrus.dev] Gerrit breaks remote branch clean-up? |
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Hi, The set of permissions has been updated to enforce the workflow we’ve agreed a few months ago: -
archives/*: Creation is allowed, deletion is forbidden -
bugs/*: Creation and deletion are allowed (But we should always “move” the branches to archives/bugs/* before/while deleting them) -
committers/<committer-id>/*: Creation and deletion are allowed for a single committer (The namespace of the branch must match the committer id) -
streams/*: Creation is allowed, deletion is forbidden -
Root: Creation and deletion are forbidden (The only case for this is master/, which should not be deleted) If you need to delete a branch for which you don’t have the commit rights (e.g. an erroneous branch in streams/* or archives/*), you should open a Bugzilla
on Community/Git Contributors are not allowed anymore to have their own namespace under committers/*. In theory, all non-committers contributions should now go through Gerrit,
but we may need to improve this process for merging big contribution branches. Camille
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De la part de Christian W. Damus Hi, Team, Since the adoption of Gerrit, it seems that I can no longer clean up obsolete (merged) bug branches by moving them into the archives/ path as recently agreed by the committers.
It appears that we now need "force push" privileges, which we did not previously need, to delete branches from the Eclipse git server. We still need to be able to clean up branches, right? Thanks, Christian |