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<?php | |
/** | |
* C9 Client Setup | |
* | |
* @package c9-starter | |
*/ | |
add_action('after_setup_theme', 'c9_client_setup'); | |
if (!function_exists('c9_client_setup')) { |
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This is a brief summary of our private wiki for setting up Githooks on our servers for managing multiple WordPress sites with custom themes and plugins. | |
Setup | |
This process is a little bit involved, but hopefully we can simplify it all via a few scripts on site creation. Basically, we set up a bare repo on the remote (the server) for each plugin or theme, then create a git post-receive hook that triggers on push to that repo, which runs a script to update all the websites on the server that use that plugin or theme. | |
For this process, I'll walk through the necessary steps to deploy the c9-admin plugin to sites on our.serverhost.net | |
1) Create a bare repo on the server | |
Bare repositories live in /srv/git. You can either create a bare repo on init or on clone. In this case, we will create a bare repo call c9-admin.git by running: |