[[ Inconveniently I notice that git-multimail.py is a python2 script.
Making me hope that the upstream version of it has been ported to
python3 as we don't need yet another obstacle to upgrading. ]]
I see that the upstream version has "preliminary support for Python 3".
I'm not sure what that means, but I fear it doesn't mean "has been ported
to Python 3"...
#!/bin/sh
TMP=$(mktemp -u)
cat - > $TMP
cat $TMP | hooks/post-receive-git_multimail-emacs
cat $TMP | hooks/post-receive-ci.heytings.org
rm -f $TMP
Note that the reason the option is -u is because it is an unsafe option.
:-) It is definitely not desired in this type of context.
Indeed :-) But note that I said "I would suggest something like", I
wasn't convinced that it was the best approach.
I installed this latest iteration to the post-receive hook script,
leaving the others as previously noted.
lines=$(cat)
printf "%s\n" "$lines" | ./hooks/post-receive-git_multimail-emacs
printf "%s\n" "$lines" | ./hooks/post-receive-ci.heytings.org
I think that should do it. Once again please let me know how I screwed
things up with this iteration. :-)
Thanks, that's perfect, it's working on my side.
And thanks for the detailed comments!
