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I'm having some difficulty in getting a git push to happen in a post-receive hook, the actual hook is executed but the git push does not run at all.
Here is my post-receive
#!/bin/sh
#
# Place appropriately named executable hook scripts into this directory
# to intercept various actions that git takes. See `git help hooks` for
# more information.
echo "Pushing remote " >> /c/Dev/Repos/git/reponame/commit.log
cd /c/Dev/Repos/git/reponame/
git push avalon master
Now when I push to the repo, I know the script is being executed as I can see entries in that commit.log, however what is not happening is the last git push isn't executing. (I've also tried putting in the full path to git.exe, that made no difference)
If I open a git terminal and run that post-receive script in there, it all works fine so I know the script is working, it just won't execute as part of the actual post-receive process.
I'm having some difficulty in getting a git push to happen in a post-receive hook, the actual hook is executed but the git push does not run at all.
Here is my post-receive
Now when I push to the repo, I know the script is being executed as I can see entries in that commit.log, however what is not happening is the last git push isn't executing. (I've also tried putting in the full path to git.exe, that made no difference)
If I open a git terminal and run that post-receive script in there, it all works fine so I know the script is working, it just won't execute as part of the actual post-receive process.