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If you prefer hosting your SoC code on a git repo at [http://github.com Github] or elsewhere instead of the ffmpeg-soc svn repo, you have to make sure that the ffmpeg-soc mailing list is notified of your commits. Github does provide an email service hook for this, but the commit diff is not included in the email payload.This can be overcome by setting up a local repo and configuring the git post-receive | If you prefer hosting your SoC code on a git repo at [http://github.com Github] or elsewhere instead of the ffmpeg-soc svn repo, you have to make sure that the ffmpeg-soc mailing list is notified of your commits. Github does provide an email service hook for this, but the commit diff is not included in the email payload.This can be overcome by setting up a local repo and configuring the git post-receive hook to notify the mailing list, and pushing to both the local repo as well as github. The following steps detail the procedure. It is assumed that you already have git installed. | ||
# Clone the ffmpeg git repo (http://ffmpeg.org/download.html) and execute the following commands. | # Clone the ffmpeg git repo (http://ffmpeg.org/download.html) and execute the following commands. | ||
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#:git clone --bare ffmpeg ffmpeg-soc #creates a directory named ffmpeg-soc.git | #:git clone --bare ffmpeg ffmpeg-soc #creates a directory named ffmpeg-soc.git | ||
#:cd ffmpeg | #:cd ffmpeg | ||
#:git remote add local | #:git remote add local /path/to/cloned/repo #eg: git remote add local /home/user/ffmpeg-soc.git | ||
#:</pre> | #:</pre> | ||
# Set up commit notification emails. | # Set up commit notification emails. | ||
#:<pre> | #:<pre> | ||
#:cd ffmpeg-soc.git | #:cd ffmpeg-soc.git | ||
#:git config --add hooks.mailinglist "ffmpeg-soc@mplayer.hq" | #:git config --add hooks.mailinglist "ffmpeg-soc@mplayer.hq" | ||
#:git config hooks.emailprefix "[soc]" | #:git config hooks.emailprefix "[soc]" | ||
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#:!/bin/bash | #:!/bin/bash | ||
#:git push soc master #push to github | #:git push soc master #push to github | ||
#:git push local master #push to the local repo | #:git push local master #push to the local repo | ||
#:</pre> | #:</pre> | ||
And you are done! | And you are done! | ||
Latest revision as of 16:39, 10 June 2010
If you prefer hosting your SoC code on a git repo at Github or elsewhere instead of the ffmpeg-soc svn repo, you have to make sure that the ffmpeg-soc mailing list is notified of your commits. Github does provide an email service hook for this, but the commit diff is not included in the email payload.This can be overcome by setting up a local repo and configuring the git post-receive hook to notify the mailing list, and pushing to both the local repo as well as github. The following steps detail the procedure. It is assumed that you already have git installed.
- Clone the ffmpeg git repo (http://ffmpeg.org/download.html) and execute the following commands.
- git clone --bare ffmpeg ffmpeg-soc #creates a directory named ffmpeg-soc.git
- cd ffmpeg
- git remote add local /path/to/cloned/repo #eg: git remote add local /home/user/ffmpeg-soc.git
- Set up commit notification emails.
- cd ffmpeg-soc.git
- git config --add hooks.mailinglist "ffmpeg-soc@mplayer.hq"
- git config hooks.emailprefix "[soc]"
- git config hooks.showrev "git show -C %s;echo" #ensure diff is included in the mail
- cp /path/to/post-receive-email hooks/post-receive #post-receive-email can usually be found in /usr/share/doc/git-core/contrib/hooks
- chmod +x hooks/post-receive
- Edit ffmpeg-soc.git/hooks/post-receive to your liking (determines the email payload). Add a short description of your project to ffmpeg-soc.git/description (this will be used in the email subject)
- Set up sendmail if you haven't already. To use gmail as a sendmail relay, refer http://james-lloyd.com/getting-sendmail-use-gmail-as-a-relay-2.
- Create a github account if you haven't already, create a new repo and populate it.
- cd ffmpeg
- git remote add soc git@github.com:{user_name}/{repo_name}.git
- git push soc master
- After committing your code in the local ffmpeg repo, use a script like the one below to push it upstream.
- !/bin/bash
- git push soc master #push to github
- git push local master #push to the local repo
And you are done!