This event bus acts as a hub for Git events by listening to git-http traffic and processing events sent by in-repo githooks. The event bus is, therefore, used to serve the git repos via http(s).
git-http git-http
Client <--------> Event Bus <--------> Requested repository
|__________________^ ^_________________________|
githook events githook events
As previously mentioned, there are two components: the git-http listener and the REST hook listener.
Used to capture the following events: * (pre-)pull * (pre-)info * (pre-)clone * (pre-)push
Events sent from local (client) repo with hooks installed: * merge * pre-rebase * (pre|post)-commit * post-checkout * (pre-)receive
FAQs
Captures Git events and casts them out as hooks
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