How can I establish a trigger to a script (python, ideally) in Git
Question
How can I establish a trigger to a script (python, ideally) in Git that triggers when the main has any successful commits for a particular repo? I need to establish an "auto push" mechanism to update particular remote filesystems.
If its possible to extend this to trigger on commits to a particular branch, that would be great.
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0 2015-12-03 21:17:05
This is a typical use case for git hooks .
You can start with Customizing Git - Git Hooks and the web is full with information for you.
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