- update to 2.1.0:
* Add support for –no-thin which is passed to git push
* A new gitreview.branchauthor option allows configuring the change author
(owner) name part of the autocreated branch name when downloading changes.
* A new gitreview.notopic configuration setting makes git-review always
behave as if the --notopic command line option was supplied.
* Added the --notify option, which can be used to ensure specified receivers
receives email notifications
* The Change-Id generating commit hook is now installed into any detected Git
submodules, so that it will take effect when creating changes within a
submodule and not just in the parent repository.
* Encoding was corrected for Git credentials, which was previously causing HTTP
authentication to fail under some Python 3 versions.
* Change download functions now preserve any unapplied local edits on the
branch when attempting to reset the worktree.
* The --no-follow-tags option to git push is now used for all pushes, so that
git-review won’t error when encountering a local tag which is absent from
Gerrit.
* For safety, attempts to push a commit with unstaged or uncommitted changes in
the worktree will be caught and an error reported, rather than leaving it up to
git rebase to spot them. This addresses a situation where users enabling
rebase.autostash would otherwise experience data loss when the test rebase is
subsequently reset.
- add 7182166ec00ad3645821435d72c5424b4629165f.patch:
* With Git 2.18.0 and later, the --rebase-merges (-r) option will be used in
place of the deprecated --preserve-merges (-p) option. This fixes a
critical error when git-review is used with Git versions 2.34.0 onward,
where the old option is no longer available.