# Gerrit

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If the author of the change-set is blank or deleted, then change-set activities will not be tracked in **CM** and it will not be shown on **Insights**.
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1. On the **INTEGRATIONS** page, you will see all the connectors. Scroll down and check the **Gerrit** connector.
2. Click **Connect**.

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3. On the pop-up window, enter the following details to connect the remote URL to the Gerrit repository that you want to connect to:

* Enter your Organization's URL
* Enter your project name
* Enter your Username
* Enter project key

4. Click **Connect**.

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5. Verify Gerrit is connected

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Activities Collected:

* Change sets and change set comments
* Patch sets and patch set comments


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