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I have my application (node.js) deployed on a VPS (linux). I'm using git hub as a repository. How can I deploy the application automatically, on git push ? Pawel Dubiel Example in PHP: Navigate to github into your github repository add click "Admin" click tab 'Service Hooks' => 'WebHook URLs' and add http://your-domain-name/git_test.php then create git_test.php <?php try { $payload = json_decode($_REQUEST['payload']); } catch(Exception $e) { exit(0); } //log the request file_put_contents('logs/github.txt', print_r($payload, TRUE), FILE_APPEND); if ($payload->ref === 'refs/heads/master') { //

I'm using git with my team and would like to remove whitespace changes from my diffs, logs, merges, etc. I'm assuming that the easiest way to do this would be for git to automatically remove trailing whitespace (and other whitespace errors) from all commits as they are applied. I have tried to add the following to by ~/.gitconfig file but it doesn't do anything when I commit. Maybe it's designed for something different. What's the solution? [core] whitespace = trailing-space,space-before-tab [apply] whitespace = fix I'm using ruby in case anyone has any ruby specific ideas. Automatic code

I've written a Git post-commit hook and it works correctly. However, I want to add this hook to apply to all current (and future) git repositories I am working on. I tried adding the hook to my ~/.git/hooks/ instead of in the hooks directory in the project directory, however, this did not seem to work. Is there any way to create global Git hooks that will apply to all repositories on my system (without having to copy them into each project directory)? If not, what would be the best solution going forward -- perhaps a git-init template? VonC I want to add this hook to apply to all current (and

How do I set git to automatically push to a remote repo (including automatically providing my passphrase) after each commit to the local repo? Mark Longair First, make sure that you can push manually without providing your password. If you are pushing over HTTP or HTTPS, that will be a case of either creating a .netrc file with the login details or adding your username and password into the URL for the remote . If you're using SSH, you can either create a keypair where the private key doesn't have a password, or use ssh-agent to cache your private key . Then you should create an executable (