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Though we doint use it yet at gerrit.wikimedia.org in the next update we do which is 2.14, polygerrit will be exposed so we can use both gwt and polygerrit through a config. But theres one problem with that, it doesn't support prefixed urls like /r/ (gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/) That bug is tracked at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/gerrit/issues/detail?id=5400 But i did find some success with doing the following rewrite rules RewriteEngine On AllowEncodedSlashes On RewriteRule ^/q/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/q/$1 RewriteRule ^/styles/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/styles/$1 RewriteRule ^/bower_components/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/bower_components/$1 RewriteRule ^/elements/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/elements/$1 RewriteRule ^/config/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/config/$1 RewriteRule ^/accounts/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/accounts/$1 RewriteRule ^/login/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/login/$1 RewriteRule ^/changes/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/changes/$1 RewriteRule ^/projects/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/projects/$1 RewriteRule ^/c/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/c/$1 But that doesn't actually fix it but rather lets users test the new skin out in limited compacity.

Though we doint use it yet at gerrit.wikimedia.org in the next update we do which is 2.14, polygerrit will be exposed so we can use both gwt and polygerrit through a config. But theres one problem with that, it doesn't support prefixed urls like /r/ (gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/) That bug is tracked at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/gerrit/issues/detail?id=5400 But i did find some success with doing the following rewrite rules ``` RewriteEngine On AllowEncodedSlashes On RewriteRule ^/q/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/q/$1 RewriteRule ^/styles/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/styles/$1 RewriteRule ^/bower_components/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/bower_components/$1 RewriteRule ^/elements/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/elements/$1 RewriteRule ^/config/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/config/$1 RewriteRule ^/accounts/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/accounts/$1 RewriteRule ^/login/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/login/$1 RewriteRule ^/changes/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/changes/$1 RewriteRule ^/projects/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/projects/$1 RewriteRule ^/c/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/c/$1 ``` But that doesn't actually fix it but rather lets users test the new skin out in limited compacity.

Though we doint use it yet at gerrit.wikimedia.org in the next update we do which is 2.14, polygerrit will be exposed so we can use both gwt and polygerrit through a config. But theres one problem with that, it doesn't support prefixed urls like /r/ (gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/) That bug is tracked at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/gerrit/issues/detail?id=5400 But i did find some success with doing the following rewrite rules ``` RewriteEngine On AllowEncodedSlashes On RewriteRule ^/q/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/q/$1 RewriteRule ^/styles/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/styles/$1 RewriteRule ^/bower_components/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/bower_components/$1 RewriteRule ^/elements/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/elements/$1 RewriteRule ^/config/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/config/$1 RewriteRule ^/accounts/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/accounts/$1 RewriteRule ^/login/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/login/$1 RewriteRule ^/changes/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/changes/$1 RewriteRule ^/projects/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/projects/$1 RewriteRule ^/c/(.*)$ http://gerrit.new/r/c/$1 ``` But that doesn't actually fix it but rather lets users test the new skin out in limited compacity.