post-commit and pre-commit hooks in git repositories are not fired when commiting from web

[akat...@gmail.com]

Hi, I need some help.

I setup "post_update" hooks in my Rhodecode git repositories and works fine, they fire with every push.

I also add pre-commit and post-commit hooks to be fired when somebody edit and commit a file from web gui, but this hooks doesn't work.

What could be the problem?

regards

Christian

[Marcin Kuzminski]

Hi,

So the issue here is that web-based commits are done via our in-memory commits function in RhodeCode. It's based on dulwich which doesn't support hooks :(

We did one work-around to handle our internal hooks so when you edit the, rhodecode hooks are called, that invalidates caches, updates push logs etc.

If you want to do custom stuff on hooks, and have it consistent for everything in RhodeCode i would recommend putting it to rcextensions, the hooks functions defined in there are always called.

Marcin Kuzminski

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[akat...@gmail.com]

Which hook in rcextensions/__init__.py is fired when doing web-based commits? I only found "POST PUSH HOOK" and "POST PULL HOOK"

regards
Christian

[Marcin Kuzminski]

it's post push hook

Marcin Kuzminski

[akat...@gmail.com]

Hi, I don't know what I'm doing wrong (I have no experience with python), but I can't make __init__.py POST_PUSH to work.

I need to run a bash script from __init__.py POST_PUSH, my code is:

def _pushhook(*args, **kwargs):

    import os

    os.system("sh /rhode/log/log.sh")

    return 0

PUSH_HOOK = _pushhook

I also try:

def _pushhook(*args, **kwargs):

    subprocess.call(["sh /rhode/log/log.sh"])

    return 0

PUSH_HOOK = _pushhook

But it doesn't work too.

log.sh is a simple script that log a comment to a file.

What I'm doing wrong?.

Thank you in advance. Regards.

Christian

[akat...@gmail.com]

Forget it, it was a permisions problem. Sorry.

On Saturday, May 11, 2013 10:58:51 AM UTC-3, marcin wrote: