Ahlusyunnah WalJamaa'ah KhuMalahim,
Category:Maulana Riaz Ahmad Gangohi
Category:Indian Sunni Muslim scholars of Islam
Category:18th-century Indian Muslims
Category:Indian Isma'ili Muslims
Category:18th-century Indian writersQ:
Debugging the target of a git gc (Not jgit)
I'm trying to write a script to perform git gc -d -x -n on a project I'm working on. The problem is that the -d doesn't seem to be expanding properly.
It seems to treat the -d argument as a subcommand of git gc. This means I've to do a git gc -x -n, and then only after that the git gc -d -x -n.
Is there any way I can debug the expansion of git gc, so that I can figure out what is going wrong?
If that isn't possible, is there any other way of achieving the same result?
Thanks
A:
git gc comes with a post-receive hook which should expand the contents of the.git/hooks/post-receive file. I found that to be quite annoying (despite coming with git, because it shouldn't have been there). I'd encourage you to use an external script to do the job for you. There are lots of great ones available.
Q:
How do I run python scripts on a web server?
On a linux or unix server, I would use python scripts to send POST requests to a web server and get responses.
I'd like to do the same thing in a ASP.net web app. How can I run a python script in the background and process it's POST requests?
I was thinking of a Python webserver, such as the one included in wsgi (which is mentioned in several blogs). How can I use this python webserver in my ASP.net web app?
A:
You can use the cgi module. If you're using mod_python and Apache, it works out of the box.
You also might want to check out flask, which is awesome. 01e38acffe
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