Hi, I'm starting to use git. I need it to manage a website. Up to now, on my server (linux, debian based) I configured a bare repository (/opt/git/project.git/). I added a post-update hook, in order to checkout automatically to /var/www/website.ext/public_html/ and all it works fine. Now I would like to improve developing process. I would like to have some environments (and related virtual host), "developing", "testing" and "production" and manage properly all deployment on each environemnt based on needed. I mean, I would like to create a file, for e.g. index.php, the first step will be to push on developing environment (accessible through a virtualhost: /var/www/dev.website.ext/public_html). then when it's ready move it on testing environment (accessible through a virtualhost: var/www/testing.website.ext/publich_html) and at the end of the process deploy on production (/var/www/website.ext/public_html/). Each environment should be managed with git. But my question is, which is the best approach? Have I to create 3 different repositories (one for each environment with hook set)? Or can I manage this with a single repository? I'm looking in the net with google, but up to now I'm not found anything about this scenario, or maybe I'm searching with wrong keyword, I don't know. Please, may you help me?
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