githooks

问题 Following an answer to a previous question, I implemented a Git hook script which needs to fire whenever the working directory is updated. I linked this script to the following in .git/hooks: post-checkout post-commit post-merge This mostly works, but not always. One case I found is git stash . This is a problem because my hook generates a text file wihch I also mark with git update-index --assume-unchanged to tell Git that I don't want to check in changes (an empty version is checked in).

问题 Following an answer to a previous question, I implemented a Git hook script which needs to fire whenever the working directory is updated. I linked this script to the following in .git/hooks: post-checkout post-commit post-merge This mostly works, but not always. One case I found is git stash . This is a problem because my hook generates a text file wihch I also mark with git update-index --assume-unchanged to tell Git that I don't want to check in changes (an empty version is checked in).

问题 I've fired up an instance of GitHub Enterprise (11.10.272) and created a repository. I've written a pre-receive hook in Ruby which I'd like to use with that repository. GitHub Enterprise, like regular GitHub, allows the configuration of service hooks. I tried to SSH into the GitHub Enterprise server to create a hook file, but I couldn't find the repo directory. Furthemore, GitHub Enterprise's terms forbid modifying the VM, so I'm not confident this is a great approach. It seems GitHub:FI

问题 If you see the accepted answer in: Aggregating and uglifying javascript in a git pre-commit hook, you'll see that I had to do a chmod +x on my pre-commit hook to get it to work. Why is this not executable by Git by default? 回答1: Because files are not executable by default; they must be set to be executable. The sample files from a git init are all executable; if it's copied or renamed to a non-sample file, it will retain the original file's x flag. New files will be created with current

问题 I'm developing a git post-receive hook in Python. Data is supplied on stdin with lines similar to ef4d4037f8568e386629457d4d960915a85da2ae 61a4033ccf9159ae69f951f709d9c987d3c9f580 refs/heads/master The first hash is the old-ref, the second the new-ref and the third column is the reference being updated. I want to split this into 3 variables, whilst also validating input. How do I validate the branch name? I am currently using the following regular expression ^([0-9a-f]{40}) ([0-9a-f]{40})

问题 I'm writing a post-commit hook for git . I would like to know if the latest commit changed any of the files in a particular directory. If there were any changes I can then proceed and call some expensive code, otherwise I can just skip it. So, far I'm getting the short hash like so: # get last commit hash prepended with @ (i.e. @8a323d0) function parse_git_hash() { git rev-parse --short HEAD 2> /dev/null | sed "s/\(.*\)/@\1/" } Now, I need to determine if there were any changes to the

问题 I have set up one of my EC2 instances with git and using a post-receive hook I have it deploying to my server with this tutorial. This is the output from my console: $ git push production master git@example.com's password: Counting objects: 26, done. Delta compression using up to 4 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (19/19), done. Writing objects: 100% (19/19), 2.51 KiB, done. Total 19 (delta 14), reused 0 (delta 0) fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly error: error in sideband

问题 I have set up one of my EC2 instances with git and using a post-receive hook I have it deploying to my server with this tutorial. This is the output from my console: $ git push production master git@example.com's password: Counting objects: 26, done. Delta compression using up to 4 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (19/19), done. Writing objects: 100% (19/19), 2.51 KiB, done. Total 19 (delta 14), reused 0 (delta 0) fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly error: error in sideband

问题 I am attempting to write an update hook for git that bounces if a submodule is being updated to a commit ID that does not exist in the submodule's upstream repository. To say it another way, I want to force users to push changes to the submodule repositories before they push changes to the submodule pointers. One caveat: I only want to test submodules whose bare, upstream repositories exist on the same server as the parent repository. Otherwise we start having to do crazy things like call

问题 Because of its simplicity, we use remote repository placed on shared disk, accessing it using file system path (\server\share). Is is possible, in such case, to run hook scripts defined in remote repository? I have defined one but it seems like it is not launched (tested using non valid edit in hook script, witch should cause an error). 回答1: Git hook is a script you can run before (pre-commit) or after (post-commit) a commit is made. There can be more than one of such a script. They are