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Sync updates with GitScrum #24

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renatomarinho opened this issue Nov 25, 2016 · 5 comments
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Sync updates with GitScrum #24

renatomarinho opened this issue Nov 25, 2016 · 5 comments

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@renatomarinho
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renatomarinho commented Nov 25, 2016

I belive a possible solution is use the github webhooks to active the sync in the application

@willianmano
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What do you mean about sync repositories?

Github hooks is only for individual updates in a single repository. There is two events that the hook can response, "push" and "pull_request".

@renatomarinho renatomarinho changed the title Sync repositories with Github Sync updates with Github Nov 25, 2016
@renatomarinho renatomarinho changed the title Sync updates with Github Sync updates with GitScrum Nov 25, 2016
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fitz7 commented Dec 13, 2016

does it track pushed branches/PRs with issues?

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willianmano commented Jan 4, 2017

Eu tava olhando aqui e é possível sim criar os webhooks pra automaticamente enviarem mudanças no github pra aplicação. Vou estudar um pouco mais e ver a possibilidade de implementar. Na verdade eu tinha confundido webhooks com os hooks do git. hehe sorry

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Sim, é possivel. Porém é preciso que a aplicação esteja em um endereço válido, para endereços locais não funcionará, mas acredito que uma ótima solução será uma arquitetura usando websockets

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timgws commented Feb 2, 2017

@renatomarinho the only issue that is using websockets still does not fully provide a solution. Unless you have a server as an intermediary - something like a proxy that could pass on webhooks from GitHub to private/hosted installs of GitScrum?

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