I have redmine installed with around 12 projects and most of them are websites/web apps. Their code is maintained on the same server using redmine-gitolite-plugin by eric (https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/redmine_git_hosting.git). Till now everything is fine. @eric, thanks
As most of the projects are websites, the current scenario requires me to login to the webserver and do a git pull to fetch the latest repo from the redmine-git server. Where can I write a hook so that each push to the repo is fetched automatically by my webserver?
Though the plugin has a feature for enabling Mirror repositories I am unable to figure out how to specify my webserver as a mirror. However I created sample repos at github and gitorious and the mirror config works fine with those sites.
I am running redmine 1.2.1 on debian with mysql and redmine-gitolite-plugin
I have redmine installed with around 12 projects and most of them are websites/web apps. Their code is maintained on the same server using redmine-gitolite-plugin by eric (https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/redmine_git_hosting.git). Till now everything is fine. @eric, thanks
As most of the projects are websites, the current scenario requires me to login to the webserver and do a git pull to fetch the latest repo from the redmine-git server. Where can I write a hook so that each push to the repo is fetched automatically by my webserver?
Though the plugin has a feature for enabling Mirror repositories I am unable to figure out how to specify my webserver as a mirror. However I created sample repos at github and gitorious and the mirror config works fine with those sites.
I am running redmine 1.2.1 on debian with mysql and redmine-gitolite-plugin