Pankaj Gupta wrote:
> When user commit in git repo. we would like certain checks to be done.
> How can that be achieved.
I never use git raw; I always wrap it with fabric.
So fab pull trivially calls git pull, but fab ci:'comment' calls all
our unit tests, then only calls git commit -am'message'
On Tue, 16 Aug 2011 23:05:24 -0700 (PDT)
Pankaj Gupta wrote:
> When user commit in git repo. we would like certain checks to be done.
> How can that be achieved.
> Is there a manual which talks about that?
To amend what David said, if you really meant permission checks, then
look at "hosting" too
If you control the git install you can modify the template files to enable
pre-commit hooks (but you can still disable them with a git commit flag).
These are the boiler plate files written to .git/ at init and clone time.
you can also run checks using Jenkins or whatnot against a designated s
When user commit in git repo. we would like certain checks to be done.
How can that be achieved.
Is there a manual which talks about that?
P
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