Clean and Smudge You can use clean and smudge to compress your file. Normally, this isn’t necessary, since git will compress it internally, but since gitHub is acting weird, it may help. The main commands would be like: git config filter.compress.clean gzip git config filter.compress.smudge gzip -d GitHub will see this as a compressed file, … Read more
You use the post-commit hooks. Here’s a sample Ruby script that sends an email after each commit: commit-email.rb
If you want folks to get notified via email, and you want them to manage their own notifications, then https://app.github-file-watcher.com/ should do the trick – it monitors any public repo, and will notify you via email of changes to any file, a specific file, or some files that match your criteria.
First, make sure that you can push manually without providing your password. If you are pushing over HTTP or HTTPS, that will be a case of either creating a .netrc file with the login details or adding your username and password into the URL for the remote. If you’re using SSH, you can either create … Read more