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    cpanm Data::Util App::GitGerrit

Note that on Windows you may have to invoke C<git-gerrit> directly as
B<git-gerrit> and not through Git as B<git gerrit>. This is because
Git will probably use the old Perl that comes bundled with it, not
Strawberry Perl. Your mileage may vary, though.

=head1 CONFIGURATION

Git-gerrit is configured through Git's standard configuration
framework, which you can read about with the C<git help config>
command. All git-gerrit's configuration variables are in the
C<git-gerrit> section and can be created at the C<system>, the
C<global>, or the C<local> level. More specifically, git-gerrit groks
its configuration from the output of the C<git config -l> command.

=head2 Git and Gerrit access

In order to interact with Gerrit, git-gerrit has to know three things
which it can usually infer from your default Git configuration, but
that you may be explicit about using these Git configuration