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Might be a not so bright question, but is it possible to somehow "auto-refresh" the log, as the new commits arrive to the repository? That would be great for the purpose of displaying the Gource window on a big display in the office, so everyone could see the live activity in the project at the current moment.
For instance, Logstalgia can take input from stdin, so one can feed a tail -f /some/log to it and get a live monitoring of the website visitors. So I was thinking about a similar kind of "monitoring" but for a Git repository via Gourse.
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Might be a not so bright question, but is it possible to somehow "auto-refresh" the log, as the new commits arrive to the repository? That would be great for the purpose of displaying the Gource window on a big display in the office, so everyone could see the live activity in the project at the current moment.
For instance, Logstalgia can take input from
stdin
, so one can feed atail -f /some/log
to it and get a live monitoring of the website visitors. So I was thinking about a similar kind of "monitoring" but for a Git repository via Gourse.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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