I have a local machine and a server. I am using GitLab. Anytime I deploy my code from local, I wish to automatically deploy my code on server machine. Currently the issue that I am facing is, when I am deploying code from local to server(SSH), I have to login to my server to pull the changes and see. I dont want to run "pull command". How can I do without running pull command ?
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By "server" do you mean Gitlab? Or do you have three locations: workstation, GitLab, deployment server? – Basilevs Jan 19 '16 at 06:32
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Why do you want to deploy without `git pull`? – Konstantin Jan 19 '16 at 07:03
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You could push to your server (instead of login and pulling)
If you have git 2.4+ on your server, go to your repo on your server and type:
git config receive.denyCurrentBranch=updateInstead
You can then push (always the same branch) and your repo will be updated directly.
See "What is this Git warning message when pushing changes to a remote repository?"
