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Pre-Push Git Hook for Pushing Commits to Multiple Remotes
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#!/bin/sh | |
# Git hook script to force GIT PUSH for | |
# all remotes configured in the local repository. | |
# Name as "pre-push" and place in the ".git/hooks" folder of the repository. | |
# Need to give execute permission to the file: chmod +x .git/hooks/pre-push | |
for remote in `git remote`; do | |
if [ $remote != "origin" ]; then | |
echo "GitHook pre-push triggered: Pushing commits to all remotes"; | |
echo "Remote: ${remote}"; | |
git push --force $remote --no-verify; | |
fi | |
done; | |
# ================================================================= | |
# To add multiple remotes to the local repository: | |
# String used to add multiple remotes to .git/config: | |
# [remote "NAME_OF_THE_REMOTE"] | |
# pushurl = git@URL:VAULT/REPO.git | |
# ================================================================= | |
# If you want to push to all remotes without using the hook, | |
# You can use the following command as an alias: | |
# alias gitpushallremotes='for remote in `git remote`; do git push --force $remote -v; done' | |
# ================================================================= |
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