Gitolite now allows you to deny access using data other than ref
names or path names.
For example, you can deny a push if:
* it adds more then N new files (or variations, like changed
files, binary files, new binary files...)
* it contains autogenerated files that can't be caught by
gitignore
* it fails a "no non-merge first-parents" rule
* you don't like the phase of the moon :)
Since the actual decision is done by a script you write, you can
enforce pretty much any site-specific stupi^Wstandards, (like
ensuring that junior developers push only their own commits).
http://sitaramc.github.com/gitolite/vref.html has all the gory
details for anyone interested, and contrib/VREF in the latest pu
branch has example code.
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