What is gerrit?
Gerrit is a web-based code review tool.
It is integrated with Git and built on top of Git version control system.
It allows merging changes to Git repository when you are done with the code reviews.

Gerrit has two stages:
The contributor uploads Changes to Gerrit with Git.

Use the web browser to make reviews. The review process includes the following steps.
Review Changes
Publish comments
Approve or abandon Changes

Repo structure:
Gerrit can manage multiple repositories. Branches are fully supported by Gerrit, each repository can have any number of branches.
Gerrit stores Changes, which are normal commits.

Terminology:
Change, Patch set, Submit

Why Gerrit?
We can easily find the error in the source code using Gerrit.
• Gerrit is a free and an open source Git version control system.
• Gerrit can be used as an intermediate between developers and git repositories.

Features of Gerrit:
Gerrit is a free and an open source Git version control system.
The user interface of Gerrit is formed on Google Web Toolkit.
It is a lightweight framework for reviewing every commit.
Gerrit acts as a repository, which allows pushing the code and creates the review for your commit.

Advantages of Gerrit:
Gerrit provides access control for Git repositories and web frontend for code review.
You can push the code without using additional command line tools.
Gerrit can allow or decline the permission on the repository level and down to the branch level.
Gerrit is supported by Eclipse.

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