Git Push to Deploy — Instantly deploy your local Git repository to your remote web server

post-receive

#/bin/bash

# This script will push your local repository's latest commit to a remote repository on your server.
# It's useful for quickly pushing your local changes to deployment servers (Dev, Stage, Prod/Live, etc.)
#
# This file should be placed in your remote server's project's git hooks folder and named .git/hooks/post-receive.
# Security reminder: Your web server should not allow access to the /.git folder URL
#
# Ensure that this script is executable:
#   $ chmod +x .git/hooks/post-receive
#
# Configure your repository to update its current branch after we push to it:
#   $ git config receive.denyCurrentBranch ignore
#
# From your local repository, add the Git remote where this file resides (i.e. your Stage server)
#   $ git remote add stage username@myserver.com:/var/www/vhost/myapp-stage
#
# From any branch in your local repository, push the current commit to Stage's master branch.  (Use --force flag when you require)
#   $ git push stage HEAD:master
#

# Exit on Errors
set -e

# Script excutes from .git/ folder, so back up one to get deploy path
DEPLOY_PATH=$(cd ..; pwd)

# Specify the branch we're deploying from the push. You can also use "deploy" if you prefer to keep master unaffected
DEPLOY_BRANCH=master

echo
echo "Deploying branch '$DEPLOY_BRANCH' to $DEPLOY_PATH..."
git --work-tree=$DEPLOY_PATH --git-dir=$DEPLOY_PATH/.git checkout -f $DEPLOY_BRANCH
echo "Successfully deployed to $DEPLOY_PATH"
echo

# You can add your project's build, cache-clearing, or other scripts here. For example:
#   gulp -cwd $DEPLOY_PATH build
#   clear-varnish-cache.sh
#   send-slack-notification.sh