Documentation/cmd-set-members.txt

gerrit set-members
==================

NAME
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gerrit set-members - Set group members

SYNOPSIS
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[verse]
'ssh' -p <port> <host> 'gerrit set-members'
  [--add USER ...]
  [--remove USER ...]
  [--include GROUP ...]
  [--exclude GROUP ...]
  [--]
  <GROUP> ...

DESCRIPTION
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Set the group members for the specified groups.

OPTIONS
-------
<GROUP>::
	Required; name of the group for which the members should be set.
	The members for multiple groups can be set at once by specifying
	multiple groups.

--add::
-a::
	A user that should be added to the specified groups. Multiple
	users can be added at once by using this option multiple times.

--remove::
-r::
	Remove this user from the specified groups. Multiple users can be
	removed at once by using this option multiple times.

--include::
-i::
	A group that should be included to the specified groups. Multiple
	groups can be included at once by using this option multiple
	times.

--exclude::
-e::
	Exclude this group from the specified groups. Multiple groups can
	be excluded at once by using this option multiple times.

The `set-members` command is processing the options in the following
order: `--remove`, `--exclude`, `--add`, `--include`

ACCESS
------
Any user who has configured an SSH key.

SCRIPTING
---------
This command is intended to be used in scripts.

EXAMPLES
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Add alice and bob, but remove eve from the groups my-committers and
my-verifiers.
=====
	$ ssh -p 29418 review.example.com gerrit set-members \
	  -a alice@example.com -a bob@example.com \
	  -r eve@example.com my-committers my-verifiers
=====

Include the group my-friends into the group my-committers, but
exclude the included group my-testers from the group my-committers.
=====
	$ ssh -p 29418 review.example.com gerrit set-members \
	  -i my-friends -e my-testers my-committers
=====

GERRIT
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