Here is my post-receive hook:
#!/bin/bash
while read oldrev newrev ref; do
git diff --name-only oldrev..newrev
git --work-tree=/tmp checkout HEAD -- plugin.yml
echo -e "Test complete maybe..." | tee >(exec logger)
done
And here is the output:
And if I replace oldrev..newrev by oldrev -- newrev, the output is:
I need to get folder in which this file(plugin.yml) was modified. Thanks.
First, each hook can simply check its execution path: that will give you the name of the repo.
Second, the
git diff --name-only
I mentioned in your previous question will give you the relative path of the file being pushed (includingmod1/2
).since the post-receive hook receives
oldrev
,newrev
andref
on standard input.