bedwardly-down
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2 years ago Whoa. I just started using gitolite myself as an alternative git server and, despite it taking a bit to get going (the docs are really well done, just requires a substantial amount of reading and possible rage when you make a mistake that breaks it), once I got it going, I found that using a cron job to push to it on timer as a backup was the route I had to go. This would honestly be a great addition. Good luck
kousu
lunny
Feature Description
This is really a two-part request, but I'd imagine their incorporation would be changing much of the same code.
Multiple same-type git hooks It is beneficial to be able to create/specify multiple git hooks of the same type (such as gitolite) - this would change the "Git Hooks" configuration options for a repository to contain an orderable list for each hook type supported, and each item in the list would be a specific hook. Hooks would be executed in their specified order upon the relevant action being triggered.
Predefined hooks Often one may want to define a hook once and then be able to use it for multiple (but not all) repositories. Currently this necessitates copying the hook to each repository - this is particularly a high maintenance cost. Using the concept of system-wide (or perhaps org-wide) git hooks, it allows for changing the hook/maintaining it in a single place and have all usages of it updated at once by reference.
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