Webhooks - Creating a webhook for all repos

[Bruno Alexandre]

Hi,

We use Gitolite to manage user permissions in our repos, and we got to a point that the team started to be big and that we wanted a tool to keep a heartbeat when someone do a commit...

As we are using Slack and they have a great integration tool, we've set up an incoming webhook that would post any information passed into a #status channel.

Now we are trying to make all this work in gitolite.

From the docs @ http://gitolite.com/gitolite/g2/hooks.html I can see that there are very few variables to use, actually only GL_USER is useful in our case but I was wondering...

Where can we get the commit message and actual commit id? Is there a way do retrieve this at all?

Thank you.

[milk]

You can implement your "webhook" as a standard git post-receive:
https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/githooks.html. I
leave the exercise of figuring out the input to the hooks to you as it
is all in that git documentation.
Where gitolite comes into play is how the hook gets put in place
(custom hooks section).

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