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authorFabio Ponciroli <ponch78@gmail.com>Wed Jan 03 20:16:55 2024 +0100
committerFabio Ponciroli <ponch78@gmail.com>Thu Jan 04 17:19:47 2024 +0100
tree42dabed9faa468f0a5baf257776237d02249b0a0
parentc9d153f3830ab5864d71f311c0d5f99f02d0a624 [diff]
Test comment linking of imported changes

When importing changes from another server, the user in the comment
might not match the one in the change message.

The same user on different Gerrit instances might have different
account Ids.
To consolidate it, an entry in the external-ids account reverse lookup
need to be added [1].

The update of external-ids is a "manual" process, and until it is done,
any reference to a "not identifiable" user will default to a
placeholder one.

If this consolidation hasn't happened yet, when rendering
the change detail page, links between comments and change messages
can be broken.

This manifests with comments not displayed at all in change
log entries. It will happen for the broken change and all the
ones following it chronologically.

This wasn't considered as part of Ia478b891 and the exit conditions.
This test demonstrates the breaking scenario.

[1]: https://www.gerritcodereview.com/3.7.html#import-projects-changes-from-other-gerrit-servers

Bug: Issue 318079520
Release-Notes: skip
Change-Id: I72e3af09abd63b0c758744d69bab83b8448b2c7f
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tree: 42dabed9faa468f0a5baf257776237d02249b0a0
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