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Marcin Barylski
Marcin Barylski

Reputation: 448

Gerrit: Merged, Outdated

I am observing status of one of the Gerrit dependencies for my commit on /refs/for/master as: (MERGED) [OUTDATED]. What does it mean?

I am using Gerrit Code Review (2.6.1-117-g04facf7).

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2198

Answers (1)

Tim
Tim

Reputation: 43314

Say change B depends on change A

In the view for change B you see (MERGED) [OUTDATED]

(MERGED) This means that the change A (on which B depends) was merged into the master branch. Which is fine, no problems here.

[OUTDATED] This means that change A is outdated in change B's history. A common cause for this is that a new patchset was created for change A while B still depends on the old patchset. A rebase is needed to make change B depend on the newest changes in change A.

These 'statuses' do not always appear together. It's perfectly valid to have only one of them, or neither, or in your case, both. It all depends on the state of the dependency and the relation of the two changes.

Upvotes: 4

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