Alibaba Cloud DevOps:Code source trigger

Configure a webhook in GitLab

1. Log on to the GitLab console and open the code repository.

2. In the left-side navigation pane, navigate to Settings > Integrations.

3. Paste the webhook URL of the pipeline to the URL field.

Configure a webhook in GitHub

1. Log on to the GitHub console. Open the code repository.

2. In the left-side navigation pane, navigate to Settings > Webhooks.

3. Click Add Webhook and paste the webhook URL of the pipeline to the Payload URL field.

4. Select application/json for Content Type.

Configure a webhook in Gitee

1. Log on to the Gitee console and open the code repository.

2. Naviget to Settings > Webhooks, and paste the webhook URL of the pipeline to the URL field.

Configure a webhook in General Git

Take GitLab as an example.

1. Log on to the GitLab console and open the code repository.

2. In the left-side navigation pane navigate to Settings > Integrations.

3. Paste the webhook URL of the pipeline to the URL field.

Configure a webhook in SVN

1. In the Add Pipeline Source panel, turn on Enable Code Source Trigger and copy the webhook URL.

   

2. Find the hook script template in the hooks directory of the SVN server repository. Remove the suffix when you use the hook script template.

   

3. Take the post-commit Shell script as an example. When SVN detects code changes, including submissions, branch creations, and tag creations, SVN runs the script.

   #!/bin/sh
   
   # Pass the path of the code repository and the revision number of the submission to the script.
   REPOS="$1"
   REV="$2"
   
   # Extract the first changed directory path (typically the top-level directory)  
   CHANGED_DIRS=$(svnlook dirs-changed -r "$REV" "$REPOS")
   
   # Get the branch name from the output if the branch naming aligns with the standard format: branches/branch name.
   FIRST_CHANGED_PATH=$(echo "$CHANGED_DIRS" | head -n 1)
   
   # Use sed to get the branch name if the path is in the branches/branch name format.
   BRANCH_NAME=$(echo $FIRST_CHANGED_PATH | sed 's#.*/\(branches/.*\)/#\1#')
   
   # Write the curl command to request the webhook URL provided by your pipeline. 
   curl --location --request POST 'http://example.com/scm/webhook/MwfQPTxxxxxxxxx' \
   --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
   --data-raw "{
     \"ref\": \"refs/heads/$BRANCH_NAME\",
     \"repository\": {
       \"clone_url\": \"svn://8.142.XX.XXXcom/svn/repos/demo\"
     }
   }"