On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 7:54 PM, J. Bakshi <joydeep@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> As a result whenever there is a commit , it updates the related folder in filesystem.
> Say a commit at svn->mysite-repo->dir1->trunk->src ==> modify ==> /var/www/demo/dir1
>
> Can I do the same in git with multiple worktree ? possible ?
Using multiple worktree with the same repo won't work in git because
the repo also have worktree-related information. But you can create a
central, bare repository, then make several clones from that. Each one
is checked out with different branches. You work on a clone and push
to the central repo. The post-commit hook in the central repo will do
pull from it, for example
for site in dir1 dir2 dir3; do
cd /var/www/$site && /usr/bin/git pull
done
Also have a look at git-new-workdir in contrib directory of git
repository. I don't use it but you might find it useful.
--
Duy
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