Access command line arguments from In-Process Python hook

[durwin at mgtsciences.com]

I have 2 cloned repositories.  Repository A is configured with HTTP 
support, repository B is SSH only.  Each has a changegroup hook to push to 
the other.  This works for everything but a branch.  When someone pushes 
from their clone, whether they cloned from A or B, the other gets the push 
as well.  But if they created a branch, the in-process hook does not know 
this and executes the same push as it always does.  This fails of course. 
My question is, is there a way for an in-process Python hook to determine 
if a branch is being pushed?  I was just now recalling reading somewhere 
about a method of capturing text returned from a command (maybe I am 
wrong).  Is this possible?  If so I could parse the retuned message.  Are 
there any other ideas about doing this?


Thank You,

Durwin F. De La Rue
Management Sciences, Inc.
6022 Constitution Ave. NE
Albuquerque, NM  87110
Phone (505) 255-8611


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