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Git post-receive hook to checkout a specific branch
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@myserioushunt sorry I just saw this comment. Not sure how long you've been waiting for an answer. I would approach it from a standpoint of having two separate git remotes on the same server. So you could have myrepo-production.git and myrepo-develop.git. Alter the paths in the post receive hook for each remote accordingly. Then you would be able to git push production mybranch and git push develop mybranch.
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