When I chmod a file and try to merge this change with my master repo, it doesn’t work: the permissions I set in my local repo do not propagate to master.
Do I need a post-receive hook? What should the contents of that file be exactly?
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When I chmod a file and try to merge this change with my master repo, it doesn’t work: the permissions I set in my local repo do not propagate to master.
Do I need a post-receive hook? What should the contents of that file be exactly?
I resolved this issue by writing a post-commit hook that chmods all of the files in a directory. This is not exactly what I was aiming for because it indiscriminately chmods all files in the directory instead of just the ones I changed in the local commit, but it works well enough.