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  2. BSERV-3972

Store project and repository names in git config

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      Example:

      /home/stash/data/repositories/1/config
      [stash]
    hierarchyid = 9b3731760974b2b323e7
[repository]
    name = test-repo
[project]
    name = PROJECT

      In this case we can easy get project and repository names in hook with command: `git config --get project.name`

            [BSERV-3972] Store project and repository names in git config

            Katherine Yabut made changes -
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            Bryan Turner (Inactive) added a comment -

            zakaria.boutami

            That's correct. Git intentionally does not allow the server to make changes to clones; it's a security consideration, to ensure a malevolent server cannot "attack" clients through their configuration.

            Best regards,
            Bryan Turner
            Atlassian Bitbucket

            Bryan Turner (Inactive) added a comment - zakaria.boutami That's correct. Git intentionally does not allow the server to make changes to clones; it's a security consideration, to ensure a malevolent server cannot "attack" clients through their configuration. Best regards, Bryan Turner Atlassian Bitbucket

            Zakaria Boutami added a comment -

            git config bitbucket.project return project key only when run from Bitbucket Server. If run from local machine where the repository is cloned doesn't work, right?

            Zakaria Boutami added a comment - git config bitbucket.project return project key only when run from Bitbucket Server. If run from local machine where the repository is cloned doesn't work, right?
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              bturner Bryan Turner (Inactive)
              7ef3b1ca8c73 Konstantin Mironov
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