In Gerrit, how can I prevent a patch set from being submitted that is not completely up-to-date? In Gerrit, how can I prevent a patch set from being submitted that is not completely up-to-date? jenkins jenkins

In Gerrit, how can I prevent a patch set from being submitted that is not completely up-to-date?


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You can change project options in GerritTo fast-forward only, This would prevent the change from going in as it is not a fast forward merge. Then forcing developer2 to git pull --rebase and push again, now the change that developer1 did will be part of the verification.

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