Thank you a lots for your nice package. Just need to adapt it a bit to my flow and guess that you may interest on it as well in case it can be useful for other guys.

It makes more sense that the gerrit configuration is individually for each local project.
Deprecated the old configuration and replace it with `gerrit-info-alist.
For each local project, user need to configure both gerrit host as well as the corresponding project name on gerrit if it has one. This can be done by either (add-to-list gerrit-info-alist (list "root-dir" "gerrit host" "remote project name")) or M-x gerrit-set-gerrit-info-for-current-project when "inside" a project.
Magit status will now only show the gerrit recent commits if there is gerrit configuration for that project. Similarly for gerrit-dashboard.
Bump version to 0.2 due to this incompatible change.

@f279801 Thanks a lot for your contribution!

It seems as if you are using multiple gerrit servers and want to make the gerrit hostname dependent on the current name of the git repository (via magit-toplevel). Have you thought about using the infrastructure provided by the upstream project.el package or by using per directory local variables (.dir-locals.el)?

Furthermore, why is the project name returned by gerrit-get-current-project not sufficient for you? Isn't the project-name included in .git/config? If it is included, could it be that @snogge's PR

14 fixes the issue that you have with this function?

twmr / gerrit.el

Switch from global to per-project configuration #13

14 fixes the issue that you have with this function?