Gitee is a domestic-based Git code hosting platform that is used by more and more developers. In order to ensure the update and integrity of the code, it is necessary to regularly pull the code from the Git library. This article will introduce how to set up automatic pull updates on the Gitee platform and how to configure Webhook to automatically trigger corresponding operations when the code is updated.
1. Settings for Gitee to automatically pull updates
1. Log in to Gitee and enter the warehouse page you want to set.
2. Click Warehouse Settings to enter the warehouse management page.
3. In the warehouse management page, click the "Warehouse Synchronization" tab.
4. On the warehouse synchronization page, find the "Automatic synchronization configuration" option to perform automatic synchronization configuration.
5. After entering the automatic synchronization configuration page, click the "Add automatic synchronization" button and fill in the automatic synchronization configuration information in the pop-up page, including source address, target address, synchronization branch, etc.
6. After saving the configuration, the configured automatic synchronization task will appear. Click the "Manual Synchronization" button to manually perform a synchronization operation.
2. Configuration of Gitee Webhook
When using automatic pull updates, we often need to use the Webhook function to automatically trigger related operations when the code is updated. Below we will introduce the configuration method of Gitee Webhook.
1. Enter the warehouse settings page and select the "Webhook" tab.
2. On the Webhook page, click the "Create Webhook" button to pop up the dialog box for creating a Webhook.
3. In the Create Webhook dialog box, fill in the Webhook related information, including Payload URL, Content Type, etc.
4. When selecting the trigger operation, you can select "Push events" as needed to trigger the operation after the code is updated.
5. After configuration, click the "Create" button to complete the configuration.
3. Implementation of automatically triggering operations when the code is updated
After the configuration of the Webhook is completed, we need to further implement the automatic triggering of the corresponding operations when the code is updated. Some related implementation methods are given below.
1. Trigger Jenkins tasks through Webhook
In Jenkins, we can automatically pull updates and trigger related tasks by configuring a "Gitee plugin" plug-in. Specifically, the steps are as follows:
First, install the "Gitee plugin" plugin in the Jenkins management interface, then when creating a new task, use "Gitee plugin" as the source code management method and fill in the corresponding warehouse address. and branch information.
Next, select "Gitee hook trigger for GITScm polling" in the build trigger to set up Webhook, so that when the code is updated, Jenkins will automatically pull the new code and then trigger the corresponding task.
2. Trigger HTTP requests through Webhook
We can also trigger HTTP requests through Webhook to automatically trigger an operation when the code is updated. Specifically, the steps are as follows:
First, write the relevant HTTP interface in the target program to be automatically triggered.
Next, configure the corresponding Webhook in Gitee and set the Payload URL to the HTTP interface address in the target program.
In this way, when the code is updated, Gitee will automatically send an HTTP request to the target program and trigger the corresponding operation.
To sum up, Gitee’s automatic synchronization and Webhook functions can efficiently implement code updates and automatically trigger related operations, greatly reducing the workload of developers.
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