I have a GitHub repository which I would like to have notify Jenkins of new commits via a post-receive hook. I\'ve installed the GitHub plugin into Jenkins and have allowed for Jenkins to manage it\'s
I have a post-receive hook that is written in perl.I need to be able to figure out which branch is being pushed to.How can I do this?I tried looking at @ARGV and $ARGV[2] without su开发者_如何学Python
When pushing to our shared bare repository (over ssh), the post-commit does not work properly. It is pretty common as I found out in many threads here and it works fine for two other repositories on t
I\'ve g开发者_StackOverflowot a post receive hook setup on the remote repo that tries to determine the branch name of the incoming push as follows:
I would like my post-receive hook to run a certain script whenever files of a certain type,*.hbm.xml are pushed to the server.
Hey, I have a post-receive hook enabled on my remote repository, works fine when pushing tags\\commit upstream from Linux Machine. ( although I have to sudo when pushing ) .
I would like my post-receive hook to be responsible for updating a version file in the repo itself, under certain conditions. So, suppose I have a file version.txt in my repository,
Is there are way of managing a post-receive hook via gitosis-admin so that changes to it can be tracked?
In my post-receive hook, I would like to get the branch the user is committing on, store in a variable, and pass it to a web service (Hudson build system).Can I use the refname passed into STDIN for t
My directory structure is: ~/parent.git/.git/hooks/post-receive The post-receive hook looks like: #!/bin/sh
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