Infrastructure

There's a demand for a custom patchset view
cf. http://www.slideshare.net/lucamilanesio/gerrit-how-to-cook-a-plugin-in-only-10-mins

• have important things on that page without JavaScript clicking
• the commit message on top
• the Review, Abandon, Rebase buttons right below that (removing the two useless Diff-Buttons)
• comments against the latest patch expanded (latest comment first)
• older comments collapsed (thus taking no space)
• the latest patchset including a full diff and all inline comments
• delegate everything else to a 300px right-hand sidebar (a la launchpads bugview layout¹):
• Owner, Branch, Topic, Dates, Reviewers, older versions of the change ...
  => This should allow ideally to review the change with one view, as commit message, diff, relevant comments (if any) are all on one page and visible from the start. Development of such a view can be iterative with input from multiple sources, but needs a driver/project owner.
• replicate LibreOffice code live to the following, in addition to FreeDesktop
• GitHub
• Bitbucket
• Gitorious etc.
  => improve brand building, making code visible on their OSS browsers, give additional backups, helps with source extensions repository

1. Check which items are (still) needed with the new or upcoming Gerrit version?
2. Ask on public developer lists for feedback on unknown items
3. Split tasks to individual tickets, with a deadline between end-February and end-March, depending on complexity and urgency