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| #!/bin/sh | |
| # This post-commit hook is designed to serve as a central script for any repository you want to backup (via git bundle) | |
| # based on the original idea of David Gageot https://gist.github.com/736547 | |
| # Backup configuration | |
| backupRoot="$HOME/Mes documents/My Dropbox/gitbackup/" | |
| #howManyTime=--since=5.days | |
| howManyTime=-10 | |
| branchToBackup=master | |
| # After some testing (under msysgit only for the moment), it seems like whereever you commit, the post-commit hook | |
| # always gets executed from the repository root. | |
| # So, let's just take the repository directory name for the bundle.Even when pwd | |
| currentDirectory=`pwd` | |
| backupFileName=`basename $currentDirectory` | |
| git bundle create "$backupRoot$backupFileName" $howManyTime $branchToBackup | |
| echo "Backup ok (time=$howManyTime,branch=$branchToBackup)" | |
| # TODO/IDEAS | |
| # * Externalize backup script, so that one can decide how&where he wants to backup | |
| # * support many branches to backup if specified | |
| # * Use default "git config" properties to get non-default values for this script |
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Note : to enable it on any repository on your machine, put this script in the $GIT_HOME/share/git-core/templates/ and re-run git init in every repository you want to backup.