January 22 Johannes Schmitt schmittjoh

Support for Self-Hosted Git Repositories

We have received many requests whether it would be possible to inspect code hosted on your own servers, and are happy to announce that besides GitHub and Bitbucket, Scrutinizer can now also inspect Git repositories hosted on any other server.

To add such a repository, simply select “Self-Hosted Git Repository” when adding the repository:

Adding a self-hosted Git Repository

If you would like to have Scrutinizer continuously inspect your code each time when you push changes to your repository, you can also set-up a post-receive hook which notifies Scrutinizer. We provide a simple shell script which should work in most situations:

Setting up a post-receive hook

You would like to run Scrutinizer completely on your servers? No problem, just email support@scrutinizer-ci.com with your requirements for a quote.

 

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