Hello I have a repository created with --bare on my git server, I would like for example in the master branch when I had change of my several codes.js I would take the modified file and execute it by a routine that I have in nodejs, but in the repository that I created with --bare I do not see the files so my routine will get the modified ones. could anyone help me how I could do this.
summary: if I have for example three codes.js and two are modified today, I would like my routine nodejs to ask git for the modified files to take them in their modification and execute the script.
to access the files of my repository create with --bare first: I created a file called post-receive inside the hooks directory, then run the nano hooks / post-receive command.
containing the following information:
#! / bin / bash
GIT_WORK_TREE = / www / myfiles checkout -f
execute permission for the hook we created, so we do this using the command:
sudo chmod + x hook / post-receive.
Summarizing how it occurs and the role of hook post-receive, post-receive executes as an observer spec and acts whenever a new post is received in the app.git directory, so whenever you run the git push deploy master command, the post -receive will get the files and send to the directory indicated in GIT_WORK_TREE and check this guy as current version to work, it is worth remembering that a bare-type repository does not save the versions.