Dear Support,
What is the easiest way to configure a kind of hook between RhodeCode and other applications like Jenkins or Fisheye/Crucible, so RhodeCode can inform these other application that someone pushed something.
Currently we have a setup that all these other application are regularly polling all repos in RhodeCode. But that would be much elegant if RhodeCode could inform these others that there is a change.
I’ve managed to setup a hook between Fisheye and Rhodecode, using the ‘changegroup’ hook. It is an entry in the .hgrc file within the repository’s directory on the RhodeCode server.
But I have some problems with this approach:
Giving direct (login) access to the rhodecode server for users is something I will not do. So it is a manual labor for the system admin for all repository, which is cumbersome.
Is there a way to configure these hooks on the web interface?
Or alternatively, if hooks are not the best thing for this, what shall we use?
Kind regards,
Tamas