On 07.03.2012 03:34, Neal Kreitzinger wrote:
Create a new non-bare clone of your bare repo. Then do git-pull on the new non-bare after the bare gets updates (someone does git push to it) and you want to test those new commits. The worktree of the new non-bare clone can be the document root of your testing virtual host, if that's what you're doing. That way, you know that no one else is messing with new non-bare (test repo) like doing development in it and messing up your tests.
To expand on Neals method, if you do git fetch (periodically in a cron job for example) on the cloned non-bare, 'git log HEAD..origin/HEAD' will have output only if the non-bare has new commits.
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