latest 12 messages by alessandro__
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[2015-11-11T17:35:15Z]
alessandro__
no human intervention and you get a nice log of what's been sent to the remote server
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[2015-11-11T17:34:29Z]
alessandro__
the bare repo sits on a remote server and whenever it receives a push, it checkouts the latest commit on a separate directory
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[2015-11-11T17:32:39Z]
alessandro__
and you never know what you deployed
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[2015-11-11T17:32:09Z]
alessandro__
ncftpput must transfer all files, though
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[2015-11-11T17:30:41Z]
alessandro__
it's the simplest "deploy" tool one can use...
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[2015-11-11T17:30:13Z]
alessandro__
the bare repo is used *only* for deployment
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[2015-11-11T17:29:52Z]
alessandro__
sure they don't: in post-receive I do "GIT_WORK_TREE=<blah> git checkout -f master"
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[2015-11-11T17:28:14Z]
alessandro__
the bare repos get commits from the repos on the dev machine
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[2015-11-11T17:26:11Z]
alessandro__
I had this fuzzy idea of having 2 bare repos, one for the base app, one for the modules and have both their post-receive hooks to checkout in the same directory
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[2015-11-11T17:24:50Z]
alessandro__
but, in this case, I have a repo containing the base webapp and another repo containing modules and other things
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[2015-11-11T17:23:47Z]
alessandro__
I want to use git to deploy a website and usually I just create a bare repo that has a post-receive hook to checkout in a dir that is then served through apache
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[2015-11-11T16:54:28Z]
alessandro__
Hello, everybody... I have a (possibly stupid) question: can I checkout two different bare repos on the same directory?