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How do I get the short commit id versus the long one when using PHP for a webhook?
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So I am using a PHP script to create a webhook with Gitlab. However, I am running into a slight issue. Finding the short commit ID. How would I find this? I can't seem to find it within PHP. Thanks!
The solutions I've seen are using the PHP exec() function which I definitely do not want enabled on my web server.
I expect the commit ID in the webhook to appear as something such as "2e54ar" rather than having the long string of numbers and letters.
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So I am using a PHP script to create a webhook with Gitlab. However, I am running into a slight issue. Finding the short commit ID. How would I find this? I can't seem to find it within PHP. Thanks!
The solutions I've seen are using the PHP exec() function which I definitely do not want enabled on my web server.
I expect the commit ID in the webhook to appear as something such as "2e54ar" rather than having the long string of numbers and letters.
php git gitlab
asked Mar 26 at 2:13
Blizzard098Blizzard098
111 bronze badge
add a comment |
So I am using a PHP script to create a webhook with Gitlab. However, I am running into a slight issue. Finding the short commit ID. How would I find this? I can't seem to find it within PHP. Thanks!
The solutions I've seen are using the PHP exec() function which I definitely do not want enabled on my web server.
I expect the commit ID in the webhook to appear as something such as "2e54ar" rather than having the long string of numbers and letters.
php git gitlab
asked Mar 26 at 2:13
Blizzard098Blizzard098
111 bronze badge
So I am using a PHP script to create a webhook with Gitlab. However, I am running into a slight issue. Finding the short commit ID. How would I find this? I can't seem to find it within PHP. Thanks!
The solutions I've seen are using the PHP exec() function which I definitely do not want enabled on my web server.
I expect the commit ID in the webhook to appear as something such as "2e54ar" rather than having the long string of numbers and letters.
php git gitlab
php git gitlab
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By default, a (GitLab or GitHub) webhook would always send a JSON payload including full SHA1 references in it, to avoid any confusion.
If you want short SHA1 (without executing any command), you could simply use substr
answered Mar 26 at 5:55
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Would this commit ID still be valid? (i.e. searchable, etc.)
– Blizzard098
Mar 26 at 17:14
@Blizzard098 Most often, yes. If not, you can disambiguate it: stackoverflow.com/a/39930978/6309. see also stackoverflow.com/a/21015031/6309.
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By default, a (GitLab or GitHub) webhook would always send a JSON payload including full SHA1 references in it, to avoid any confusion.
If you want short SHA1 (without executing any command), you could simply use substr
answered Mar 26 at 5:55
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Would this commit ID still be valid? (i.e. searchable, etc.)
– Blizzard098
Mar 26 at 17:14
@Blizzard098 Most often, yes. If not, you can disambiguate it: stackoverflow.com/a/39930978/6309. see also stackoverflow.com/a/21015031/6309.
– VonC
Mar 26 at 17:19
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By default, a (GitLab or GitHub) webhook would always send a JSON payload including full SHA1 references in it, to avoid any confusion.
If you want short SHA1 (without executing any command), you could simply use substr
answered Mar 26 at 5:55
VonCVonC
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Would this commit ID still be valid? (i.e. searchable, etc.)
– Blizzard098
Mar 26 at 17:14
@Blizzard098 Most often, yes. If not, you can disambiguate it: stackoverflow.com/a/39930978/6309. see also stackoverflow.com/a/21015031/6309.
– VonC
Mar 26 at 17:19
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By default, a (GitLab or GitHub) webhook would always send a JSON payload including full SHA1 references in it, to avoid any confusion.
If you want short SHA1 (without executing any command), you could simply use substr
answered Mar 26 at 5:55
VonCVonC
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By default, a (GitLab or GitHub) webhook would always send a JSON payload including full SHA1 references in it, to avoid any confusion.
If you want short SHA1 (without executing any command), you could simply use substr
answered Mar 26 at 5:55
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Would this commit ID still be valid? (i.e. searchable, etc.)
– Blizzard098
Mar 26 at 17:14
@Blizzard098 Most often, yes. If not, you can disambiguate it: stackoverflow.com/a/39930978/6309. see also stackoverflow.com/a/21015031/6309.
– VonC
Mar 26 at 17:19
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Would this commit ID still be valid? (i.e. searchable, etc.)
– Blizzard098
Mar 26 at 17:14
@Blizzard098 Most often, yes. If not, you can disambiguate it: stackoverflow.com/a/39930978/6309. see also stackoverflow.com/a/21015031/6309.
– VonC
Mar 26 at 17:19
Would this commit ID still be valid? (i.e. searchable, etc.)
– Blizzard098
Mar 26 at 17:14
Would this commit ID still be valid? (i.e. searchable, etc.)
– Blizzard098
Mar 26 at 17:14
@Blizzard098 Most often, yes. If not, you can disambiguate it: stackoverflow.com/a/39930978/6309. see also stackoverflow.com/a/21015031/6309.
– VonC
Mar 26 at 17:19
@Blizzard098 Most often, yes. If not, you can disambiguate it: stackoverflow.com/a/39930978/6309. see also stackoverflow.com/a/21015031/6309.
– VonC
Mar 26 at 17:19
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