Seems cool! Given the example talks about "redeploy," I assume this was built with longer running tasks in mind? Is there a way to see what hooks are processing and get output from them (or send that output somewhere)?
The -verbose flag logs pretty much everything you need to the stdout & stderr. I.e. when the hook gets triggered, what arguments and environment are being passed, which command has been executed, what was the output etc...
It is also possible to wait for the command to finish and return the response as part of the HTTP response, or just return 200 Ok and run the script in the background.
adnanh|8 years ago
It is also possible to wait for the command to finish and return the response as part of the HTTP response, or just return 200 Ok and run the script in the background.