On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 7:04 AM, Senthil Kumar <ask4thunder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hey Chris,
>
> First thanks for giving me the knowledge transfer and i really appreciate
> it. Am working on the sync stuff now, but i have an issue in a perl script
> in post-update hook.
>
> Have a doubt here, am writing a post-update hook in perl, so that whenever
> a user pushes code from their local repo to the bare public repo, the
> post-update hook triggers so as to pull changes from the abre public repo to
> the actual parent data repo.
>
> My data repo: /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo
> My bare repo: /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.bare
> My local repo: /snaps4/searumugam/githome/searumugam_mydodo
>
> here is what i have in the script (left), and the output i get is in blue
> (right)
>
> The concept: First when a user pushes to bare repo -
> /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.bare, the post-update trigger starts, it
> shd cd into the data repo path (/snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo)
> and initiate a 'git pull'
>
> The $data path has the correct path - my data repo path, where the pull will
> be initiated,
>
> print "\nData Path: $data_path\n"; Data Path:
> /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo/
> chdir ($data_path);
> system("pwd");
> /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo
> system("git pull"); fatal: Not a git
> repository: '.'
> system("pwd");
> /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo
>
> i even tried with system("/usr/libexec/git-core/git-pull"); but its saying
> the same error. But when i do it manually in the same direcotory it works
>
> Manual pull, when am in the same directory.
> rndhyper1:/snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo 30> pwd
> /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo
> rndhyper1:/snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.repo 31> git pull
> remote: Counting objects: 5, done.
> remote: Compressing objects: 100% (4/4), done.
> remote: Total 4 (delta 2), reused 0 (delta 0)
> Unpacking objects: 100% (4/4), done.
> From /snaps4/searumugam/spec-repo/mydodo.bare
> cb9f659..2c5bca8 master -> origin/master
> Updating cb9f659..2c5bca8
> Fast forward
> 0 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)
> create mode 100644 final111223
> create mode 100644 final1112233
>
> Am i doing something wrong, or should i execute 'git pull' in a different
> manner?
> hope you could help mein this.
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Senthil A Kumar
>
Like I say not exactly an expert. But it looks like when run in this
manner 'git pull' is unable to figure out the location of the .git
directory. Try something like.
system("GIT_DIR=$data_path.git; git pull");
There were some other replies to your original post that promising for
the cc-to-git-and-back aspect. Looking into them may save you a lot of
time.
Good luck.
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