ludolph-vcs
Ludolph: vcs plugin
VCS plugin that provides notifications for Ludolph from GitHub and GitLab. Ludolph has to be on a public IP (URL) where VCS provider will POST data to a Ludolph’s webhook. Make sure Ludolph’s webserver can receive this message. We do recommend using a proxy server in front of Ludolph’s webserver in order not to expose it to public internet.
Installation
Install the latest released version using pip:
pip install ludolph-vcs
Add new plugin section into Ludolph configuration file:
[ludolph_vcs.gitlab] secret_token = secret_key_gitlab_gave_you [ludolph_vcs.github] sectet_token = secret_key_you_defined_on_github
Reload Ludolph:
service ludolph reload
Dependencies:
Ludolph (0.6.0+)
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License
For more information see the LICENSE file.
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