Re: what are the chances of a 'pre-upload' hook?

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Sitaram Chamarty <sitaramc@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

>> I actually like the idea of allowing pre-upload-pack hook on git:// and
>> possibly http:// only....
>>
>> One scenario I do not want to see is this. Suppose ...
>
> I'm sorry I started this discussion.  I worked around it, though it's
> a bit kludgy, so maybe time to drop the debate.

I do not want you to feel sorry, and I do not understand why you feel that
way.

I think a reasonable and safe way to trigger an action in response to a
request to fetch from a repository _is_ a sensible thing to wish for. So
far, we established that we cannot just simply add pre-upload hook back in
and be done with it, as that is not a safe way. We learned something.

Jeff may be right that any approach based on hooks cannot be made totally
safe. But the discussion can lead to a workable alternative. The "enable
the hook only on git:// and http:// and no other" approach might or might
not be such a workable alternative. The "try talking to a service process
via named pipe, instead of spawning a hook" might or might not be such a
workable alternative. Other possibilities may be there to be explored.
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