Luca Milanesio

@sschuberth let me answer: - TravisCI => all Gerrit code is built on gerrit-ci.gerritforge.com - Coveralls => we can run JaCoCo and integrate with Jenkins - VersionEye => All Gerrit...

@sschuberth Code Reviews? Discoverability? Integration and alignment with Gerrit Builds? Those sound to me clear benefits :-)

@sschuberth if you are contributing to this plugin, I assume you know how to use Gerrit, isn't it? With regards to the complicated CI setup ... are you sure? There...

@sschuberth I see your point. Another alternative could be using [review.gerrithub.io](https://review.gerrithub.io) which can import pull-requests and uses the same GitHub accounts. I remember the [reviewit](https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/admin/repos/apps/reviewit) story and things are getting...

@sschuberth a value on being on gerrit-review is the ability to get more contributions and inputs from the community of the Gerrit maintainers and contributors (see [Gerrit Analytics](https://gerrit-analytics.gerritforge.com) for a...

@sschuberth yes, the new plugin is going to replace the jenkins-job-builder mechanism. Since the introduction of the Jenkinsfile, there is no need anymore to generate tons of jobs automatically through...

@uwolfer @sschuberth we are now using the new [Gerrit Code Review plugin for Jenkins](https://github.com/jenkinsci/gerrit-code-review-plugin) on [gerrit-review](https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com) and projects can have a Jenkinsfile and have their changes automatically verified. Is this...

Hi @gcsaba2 thanks for looking at my PR and providing your feedback on it. See my comments below. Kind Regards. Luca. > Hi Luca, I've looked at your PR and...

That's cool stuff, like it :+1:

@davido yes, it should be fairly simple. It supported on the GitHub plugin already, just borrow the code from there ;-)