It is easier to do it the other way round. I – for example – push my changes to retrospectiva.org/path/to/retrospectiva.git (the repository this site is using).

In my retrospectiva.git/config file, I have the following lines:

[remote "github"]
  url = git@github.com:dim/retrospectiva.git
  fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*

In my retrospectiva.git/hooks/post-update file (make sure it is executable), I have the following content:

git-update-server-info
git-push github master

After each update, my repository automatically pushes to GitHub. I will create a Wiki page to document this process.

To push from GitHub to Retrospectiva, you would have to use Service-Hooks, a feature (extension) I am currently working on.

Hi,

yes my problem is now that my new host dont support git and svn but do you have any idea to facilitate the support with github? i try to write a script that synchronise the data on the local server with github, but it is posible that the browsercode section can acces to the github directory and show this

but i think there are better solutions to do this.do you have any better ideas?

thanks

Yes and no.

You cannot access the code on GitHub through the Browse Code module. Although it can be done technically, the performance would be simply not acceptable.

What you can do, is keeping the code on GitHub, but synchronising changesets into Retrospectiva. You then would be basically able to use all components of Retrospectiva (except the browser).

Does it make sense?
Dimitrij