This is a script Mike is working on to transfer pull requests from github and bitbucket into gerrit.
You need a running instance of Gerrit available, and also you must have the git-review tool installed locally.
pip install prtogerrit
Create a new file ${HOME}/.prtogerrit.config. In it, place instructions as to where your git repositories are, and into what part of your gerrit server you'd like them to go. For github specify a personal access token that you can get from settings->developer settings->personal access tokens:
# place this file in $HOME/.prtogerrit.config [myproject_github] gerrit=https://gerrit.myproject.com/ service=github repo=myusername/myproject access_token=abcdefgabcdefgabcdefgabcdefg1234567890 [myproject_bitbucket] gerrit=https://gerrit.myproject.com/ service=bitbucket repo=myusername/myproject username=myusername password=foobar
To use the script, suppose you receive pull request number 14 on "myproject" at Github. Go to your git working directory, select the desired branch (usually master), and type:
prtogerrit myproject_github 14
If the pull request merges cleanly, that's it! The script will contact the Github API, get the branch information for pull request 14, squash-merge it into a new local branch called "myproject_github_14", and will then push it up with "git review". It will also close the pull request and add comments for the contributor how to find the review.
If the squash-merge has conflicts, prtogerrit will stop and let you correct
the changes, by using "git add <filename>" just like any other merge
resolution. Then run the command again with --continue:
prtogerrit myproject_github 14 --continue