Where to go for More Information

When using GitCentric, the documentation you need depends on what component you are using:

For GitCentric installation, see the GitCentric Installation and Release Notes.
For GitCentric administration and use, you’re already here: the GitCentric User’s Help (available in both PDF and HTML) from the GitCentric web interface.
For help with Gerrit Code Review, see the Gerrit Code Review documentation here: http://gerrit-documentation.googlecode.com/svn/Documentation/2.7/index.html.
For Git documentation, you can use git help from the command line. You can also use a search engine to locate several good tutorials and discussions available on the web.
For AccuRev documentation, access the complete documentation set in HTML and PDF from the Help Contents & Manuals menu in the AccuRev GUI.
The AccuRev Installation and Release Notes are available from the Micro Focus Product Documentation page here: http://supportline.microfocus.com/productdoc.aspx

A Note About Terminology

Because GitCentric spans the environments of AccuRev, Git, and Gerrit Code Review, you may encounter some conflicts or overlaps in terminology. For example, Gerrit Code Review often uses the term project to refer to a repository. AccuRev uses the terms repository or repo when referring to a repository, and reserves the term project for referring to specific Gerrit Code Review functionality, or when referring to some kind of planned or defined undertaking. See Glossary for definitions of terms used in GitCentric.