On Sunday, February 24, 2019 at 6:31:55 AM UTC-8, Jenia Habinsky wrote:
>
> I need to update Trac with repo commit messages to automatically close
> tickets. This requires running trac-admin via git post-update hook to push
> latest commit info into trac.
>
> My remote git repo resides on simple network file share so I don't have
> git server to run the hook.
>
>
> Running hooks on client machines is not a good option for me since then I
> will have to maintain hooks across many machines and some of them don't
> even have access to Trac server.
>
>
> It looks like I need to run a scheduled task on Trac server to sync it
> with the repos.
>
>
> What git command I should run to sync Trac efficiently without making it
> scan the whole history of several repos each time?
>
>
> Is there better alternatives?
>
You can probably use the "repository sync" command without specifying a
revision.
repository sync <repos> [rev]
Resume synchronization of repositories
It works like `resync`, except that it doesn't clear the already
synchronized changesets, so it's a better way to resume an interrupted
`resync`.
See `resync` help for detailed usage.
https://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracAdmin
- Ryan
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