Move Jenkins Setup section back to README #53
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It took me hours to finally find how to set up this plugin. And only afterwards I managed to find the
Build.md
file with exact instructions I needed. I believe those instructions should be directly in README so it will be easy to find them, both on GitHub and on Jenkins Plugins site.BTW. I have two questions about things I also could update README with:
I am still not sure what the "Using Gerrit Trigger Plugin" section is about. Is is about using Gerrit Trigger plugin for everything, except that instead of voting via it, you vote using the pipeline steps that Gerrit Code Review plugin provides? Or it is about using multi-branch pipeline with Gerrit Code Review plugin, adding Gerrit Trigger only as as triggering mechanism instead of Gerrit WebHook plugin.
Is Gerrit git-refs-filter still needed? Especially if not using Gerrit checks plugin? Also why any of those solutions are needed? WebHook plugin probably provides all required information, so there is no need to scan all internal Gerrit branches?