Perhaps my experience is made worse by the fact that our Gerrit servers (perhaps about 5000 users) are so painfully slow that it can take a minute to display a page. Multiply that by the number of files touched in a patch to get a whole review done.
Then add all this non-vanilla Git extensions like "Change-Id" lines in commit messages and Gerrit/Repo's awkward idea of branches spanning multiple repositories.
All this makes it difficult to deal with multiple patches that make a "feature", ie. a feature branch. Something that should be trivial in Git is made really difficult by Gerrit.
Perhaps my experience is made worse by the fact that our Gerrit servers (perhaps about 5000 users) are so painfully slow that it can take a minute to display a page. Multiply that by the number of files touched in a patch to get a whole review done.
Then add all this non-vanilla Git extensions like "Change-Id" lines in commit messages and Gerrit/Repo's awkward idea of branches spanning multiple repositories.
All this makes it difficult to deal with multiple patches that make a "feature", ie. a feature branch. Something that should be trivial in Git is made really difficult by Gerrit.