instructure/hockey-gerrit

# hockey-gerrit

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The hockey-gerrit gem saves the gerrit change number, patch number, commit message and author to a file. The build is then uploaded to hockeyapp.

## Installation

```
gem install hockey-gerrit
```

## Usage

Run hockey-gerrit inside a Jenkins job's execute shell. The job must be triggered by the gerrit-trigger plugin.

## Test

This project uses [Rubocop](https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop) for linting
and [RSpec](https://github.com/rspec/rspec) for testing.
Run `rake` to run tests.

### Test Usage

1. Export a temporary environment variable for `GERRIT_REFSPEC`.
    * (eg. `export GERRIT_REFSPEC="this/is/a/test"`
2. Inside of a git repo, run `hockey-gerrit path/to/app`.
3. The output will be something similar to the following: (Writes to `changelog.md`)

```
g70000,10
John Doe: Made a cool commit
```