Similar functionality is provided by the following plugins:
Status: deprecated, from Gerrit 3.4 on the code-owners
plugin should be used instead
Repository: plugins/find-owners
Documentation: about, syntax, REST API, config
The find-owners backend in thecode-owners
plugin supports the same syntax for OWNERS
files as the find-owners
plugin. This means that existing OWNERS
files continue to work with the code-owners
plugin and no migration for the OWNERS
files is required.
IMPORTANT: When migrating to the code-owners
plugin, make sure that it is correctly configured (see setup guide).
NOTE: The REST API of the code-owners
plugin is completely different than the REST API of the find-owners
plugin. This means callers of the REST API must be adapted to the new API.
NOTE: The OWNERS
syntax in the code-owners
plugin supports some additional features. This means that OWNERS
files that work with the code-owners
plugin may not work with the find-owners
plugin.
OWNERS
files that can appear in any directory in the source branch.OWNERS
file from another directory in the same project or from another project on the same host is possible (same branch is assumed).Code-Review
label. GET /changes/<change-id>/revisions/<revision-id>/find-owners
GET /changes/<change-id>/owners
Status: maintained by the Gerrit open source community (no Google involvement)
Repository: plugins/owners
Documentation: readme, config & syntax
The OWNERS
sytax that is used by the owners
plugin is not compatible with the code-owners
plugin. This means any migration from the owners
plugin to the code-owners
plugin (and vice versa) requires migrating all existing OWNERS
files.
NOTE: It would be feasible to implement a new backend in the code-owners
plugin that supports the syntax of the owners
plugin (contributions are welcome).
NOTE: The owners
plugin supports groups as code owners, which are not supported by the code-owners
plugin.
OWNERS
files that can appear in any directory in the source branch.OWNERS
file in the refs/meta/config
branch.need
description of the Prolog rule, which will be shown in the UI (the plugin doesn't contain any UI code) Back to @PLUGIN@ documentation index
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