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If you've got a small team such that managing SSH keys is reasonable, you can just keep using git over SSH and add CI/CD via githooks. It's honestly very, very
by OldHand2018 6y ago
If you've got a small team such that managing SSH keys is reasonable, you can just keep using git over SSH and add CI/CD via githooks. It's honestly very, very easy - put an appropriately-named shell script in the directory and git automatically executes it. Just make a script called post-receive that kicks off your process when a push has been made. The script will receive all the information it needs to know what branch/ref changed.
https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks