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I am trying out gitmirror, it's very cool. However, I want to achieve the following and maybe you can tell me if this is this is the right tool.
I need to keep a separate repo (Golang codebase) on a server in sync (whenever a push is made) but only for the purpose of generating a godoc (running in http server mode behind authentication for private access of private repo documentation).
I thought using your nice Go server would be an ideal component. However, I need access to the Go src dir so the godoc server can always be up to date. I can do a git clone of the mirror after each update, but i'm not sure if gitmirror can be made to chain or customize commands in a configurable way (I will look at the code).
Thoughts? Thanks.
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You can use a post-fetch hook to do whatever you need after your sync is complete. I used to use this to build, test, and deploy software on every push. I'd assume building docs wouldn't be any harder.
I am trying out gitmirror, it's very cool. However, I want to achieve the following and maybe you can tell me if this is this is the right tool.
I need to keep a separate repo (Golang codebase) on a server in sync (whenever a push is made) but only for the purpose of generating a godoc (running in http server mode behind authentication for private access of private repo documentation).
I thought using your nice Go server would be an ideal component. However, I need access to the Go src dir so the godoc server can always be up to date. I can do a git clone of the mirror after each update, but i'm not sure if gitmirror can be made to chain or customize commands in a configurable way (I will look at the code).
Thoughts? Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: