I recently switched to Amazon Web Services and was wondering if it's possible to link up Source Tree to the git repository that they create to update the FTP.
Thanks
This question has recently come up again via How do i push to Amazon Elastic Beanstalk from SourceTree?, please see the answers from Seth Foss and Andrés Boedo for details, in summary:
[...] you should be able to get what you want pretty easily with custom actions.
In Windows, these can be set up in Tools > Options. For Mac, the tab is in Preferences.
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In case anyone wants to do the same thing, what I created was a Custom Action, which runs the script: /usr/bin/git with parameters aws.push
I haven't used this myself, but so long as it's a standard Git remote, you can simply use the URL as a remote in SourceTree (Settings in the top-right of the repository toolbar). SourceTree can clone / pull / push with any Git remote that has a reachable URL.
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