deployment - Git deploy branch to server on commit/push -
I am working on a website and started using version control (GIT) and I have some branches ("Master" and "Development" for now). So I am often committed to "development" and push it into a bitbuck.
What I have to do, our development web-server should always have the latest version of the "developed" branch, uploading it via FTP.
I have full access to this web-server, Windows 2008 R2 (but if necessary, be able to use Linux), then I can install anything that I need.
Any thoughts on how to do this?
I am quite new to the song, please say what I want to do, is just plain mad.
You use a received hook on the remote GIT repository to capture a commitment made in the demand branch And you can deploy this branch (or whatever you want).
The received hook will be run on the remote whenever a push is done. You have to basically find out whether the development branch was pushed or not, if it would develop the branch in your deployment directory.
The post I get is something like this:
DEPLOYDIR = / directory / you / want / to / deploy / BRANCH = develop while the old Reed Neurev Ref Read; If [[$ ref = ~. * / $ BRANCH $]]; Then "get refinance $ ref." The branch was deployed on $ DEPLOYDIR CD $ Depotheir GIT original GIT reset - House original / $ branch work
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