On Fri, 2009-20-02 at 14:20 -0600, Jared Johnson wrote:
> Does git support 'hooks' like SVN does?
Yes and they are trivial to implement ... I found SVN to be a PITA --
partly why I switched. Different hooks are documented in different git
man pages, iirc, so you need to read more than one page.
You need the right ssh keys and permissions set up for the following to
work.
For example, I have a repo on my workstation and I can use it to push
updates to both my server and my customer's server via:
Working Copy: APP/.git/hooks/post-commit
#!/bin/sh
git push /LOCAL/APP.git
git push --tags /LOCAL/APP.git
Local Copy: /LOCAL/APP.git/hooks/post-receive
#!/bin/sh
CUSTOMER=CHOST:/CPATH/APP.git
SERVER=SHOST:/SPATH/APP.git
git push $CUSTOMER
git push $SERVER
git push --tags $CUSTOMER
git push --tags $SERVER
You have to be careful creating the repos ... clone/rsync them
before adding the hooks ... (i'm not sure how it happened but
I kept getting hooks in the wrong place -- the hooks don't
get propagated by normal git commands).
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--gh
