I am working with a remote git repo that does NOT support email notification upon commit. I am wondering if anyone know any means/tools to monitor and track the commit on one or more branches?
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Oliver
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Fetch every other minute. If there are changes, react to them (send an email, for example).
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You can look at SCuMD GIT Server. I described it's basic configuration here:
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It supports email-notifications (and a lot of other cool stuff like DB user authorization, independent SSH server, etc...).
Here is example config with e-mail notifications:
<beans:beans xmlns="http://asolutions.com/schema/spring/scumd" xmlns:beans="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans.xsd http://asolutions.com/schema/spring/scumd http://asolutions.com/schema/spring/scumd/scumd-0.1.0.xsd"> <git-ssh-server port="1122" repositories-base="${gitRepos}"> <default-server-key-pair /> <listeners> <!-- Email listener will send emails to provided email/users/groups(all users in each group) when event is triggered. Each configuration element can be defined either as attribute or inner tag. event attribute can have following values: * authenticationSuccess * authenticationFail * authorizationSucces * authorizationFail * repoCreate * pull * push * commit Note: If you want to use email listeners, you should also define <email-sender /> tag. --> <email event="push" emails="[email protected], [email protected]" subject="My Notification!"> <users>u1, u2</users> <groups>g1, g2</groups> </email> </listeners> </git-ssh-server> <!-- If you are using email listeners, you should also define email-sender in order to define SMTP/SMTPS configuration --> <email-sender host="my.host" port="465" protocol="smtps" auth="true" user="mailsUser" password="secret" from="[email protected]" replay-to="[email protected]" force-email="[email protected]" /> <acl> <repository path="**/*.git"> <groups allow="ReadWrite, Create" list="g1, g2" /> </repository> </acl> <simple-user-dao> <group name="g1"> <user name="u1" email="[email protected]"> <public-key file="/path/to/the/id_rsa.pub" /> <public-key file="/path/to/the/other/id_rsa.pub" /> </user> <user name="u2" email="[email protected]"> <public-key file="/path/to/another/key" /> </user> </group> <group name="g2" /> </simple-user-dao> </beans:beans> Server is still at beta stage, but it's fully functional and we using it at work (no problems yet).
