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I've setup a global pre-receive hook on my own server (Ubunto 16.04.2 with Git 2.16.2), which works fine with existing repositories. However, if the repository does not exist, the script does not run and I get a client side error instead.
Is there a server side hook I can use that will run when someone tries to push to a repo that doesn't exist? Or, how else can I catch the event?
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Having this feature would enable local mirroring of Swift Dependencies, thus alleviating the need to download them repeatedly after performing distribution clean operations.
I've setup a global
pre-receive
hook on my own server (Ubunto 16.04.2 with Git 2.16.2), which works fine with existing repositories. However, if the repository does not exist, the script does not run and I get a client side error instead.Is there a server side hook I can use that will run when someone tries to push to a repo that doesn't exist? Or, how else can I catch the event?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: