Gerrit has moved

Instead of hosting on a single dedicated server, this Gerrit service has been moved to the Google cloud. Running in the cloud offers our users:

• Scalable hosting. Performance should be more consistent, for more users.
• Increased availability. Hardware redundancy provided by the cloud reduces planned and unplanned downtime.
• Decreased latency. Using data centers in Asia, United States and Europe positions data closer to users, reducing wait times.

All prior data, including Git repositories, uploaded changes, comments and account information has been moved.

Please visit the new site and login using the same email address you used here.

To use the command line repo tool, or any other git client, you must first obtain a (new) HTTP password.

1. Login/select the same email address you used here.
2. Allow access
3. Follow the page's recommendations to copy 2 records to ~/.netrc.

If you have no pending changes, it is recommended to initialize a new workspace. Create a new directory and run:

repo init -u https://partner-android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest.git -b BRANCH
repo sync

If you have changes, or do not want to checkout sources, you need to fix your local workspace to reference the new server. Run the following two commands from your workspace directory to update the URLs:

(cd .repo/manifests; git config remote.origin.url  https://partner-android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest)
repo forall -c 'git config remote.$REPO_REMOTE.url https://partner-android.googlesource.com/$REPO_PROJECT'

If you work with the sources but do not use 'repo' tool (e.g. you work with Linux kernel code), then you just need to change the remote url. You can do it by:

sed -i  's^ssh://[a-z@]*partner.source.android.com:29418/^https://partner-android.googlesource.com/^' .git/config

That's it. The rest workflow is the same as before: 'repo sync', 'repo start', 'repo upload', ...