Hi,
I'm trying to make my git repository automatically make a local copy o f
the repository files, but the appropriate command (or commands) is
eluding me. Could somebody give me a hint (or point to the appropriate
document) as of how to make it work?
In more details, what I need:
When one of our developers does commit/push his work to the
server/repository, I need the files to be automatically copied/updated
to a plain local folder (something like file://var/www/), so they are
viewable through a web browser. Most of those files are php. I don't
need an additional repository accessible with WebDAV, HTTP, or something
alike. Just a copy of the working files, viewable if someone opens a
browser and types the URL of our server.
I did configure a "remote" server pointing to that folder (using git
remote add test file:///var/www/), and 'git fetch test' does give me the
following output:
From file:///var/www
203a9c7..b47fab5 master -> test/master
So probably it´s working correctly. But a "git remote push" is not
updating that folder. Also, I believe that probably I'm supposed to use
a hook (probably post-update), but can't find out what exactly I should
add in there. Would appreciate any ideas here.
Note: I'm using Debian 5.0-64bits, git 1.5.6.5 (from the apt repository).
Thanks,
Roberto
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