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I have a git repository and use it as an auto-deploy system on a web page.
The repository has two branches, master and test branch. We develop the web on the test branch and once the test goes well, marge it to the master branch as a product web page.

What I want to do are as follows:

• get notification emails


• when someone pushes his commit to the test branch, the notification email is sent to aaa@gmail.com


• when someone pushes his commit to the master branch, the notification email is sent to bbb@gmail.com

As far as I understand, the destination email addresses are set via a set of commands as follows:

cd repository.git
git config hooks.mailinglist "foobar"
git config hooks.announcelist "foobar"
git config hooks.emailprefix "foobar"
echo foobar > description

It looks like impossible to change the destination addresses depending on which branch updates are pushed to because I think even if I make two post-receive-email-s, like post-receive-email and post-receive-email2, the two scripts share the destination addresses set by git config hooks.mailinglist.

Is there any workaround of this matter? OR just I'm missing something?

Any advice is appreciated.