== Configure Push to Gerrit
In this exercise you learn how you configure your local repository for
the work with Gerrit.

=== Preparation
Clone the example repository as described in the exercise
link:../git/clone-the-example-repository.html[Clone the Example
Repository]. Do a fresh clone and do *not* re-use the clone of the
example repository that was created during the
link:../git/index.html[Git Exercises]. The reason for this is that the
work with Gerrit requires the usage of Change-Id's in the commit
messages and the commits created during the Git exercises do not have
Change-Id's. To avoid trouble with missing Change-Id's we recommend to
clone the repository newly for the Gerrit exercises.

=== Configure the Remote
When you use Gerrit as a server for the central repository you need to
do some configuration settings on your local repository.

* When working with Gerrit you normally do not directly push into the
  branch on the remote repository, but into the review queue. Before
  you push to Gerrit you have to configure once on your local
  repository that by default all commits should be pushed for code
  review.
* A commit can normally only be pushed to Gerrit if the commit message
  contains a Change-Id. You can configure the local repository so that
  EGit always creates a Change-Id automatically.
* You may want to fetch the review notes from Gerrit (More details in
  another exercise).

==== Gerrit configuration wizard

Open the node 'Remotes' of your repository in the Git Repositories
View and choose 'Gerrit Configuration...' from the context menu on the
'origin' repository.

image:gerrit-configuration.png[Gerrit Configuration]

Normally you can keep the default values in this Wizard page and
confirm with 'Finish'.

[WARNING]
When working with 'gerrit-review.googlesource.com' you need to remove
the '/p' from the 'Push URI'

image:gerrit-configuration-2.png[Gerrit Configuration]

=== Resulting Repository Configuration
You can check the result in the configuration of the local repository.
Select 'Properties' from the context menu on the repository node in
the Git Repositories View.

image:gerrit-configuration-3.png[Gerrit Configuration]


link:index.html[Gerrit Exercises]