githooks

问题 I recently updated my pre_commit.sample file to run rubocop upon a commit (renamed to pre_commit). #!/bin/sh # # Check for ruby style errors rake run:rubocop Mistakingly I thought this would update on other developers machines when pulling the changes. How can i ensure that anyone who pulls the change has their pre_commit file updated Thanks 回答1: As I mentioned in "Git commit hooks - global settings" and "change default git hooks" last May 2016, Git 2.9 and 2.10 introduced git config core

问题 When I do commit --amend, it is unsafe commit if the commit already has been pushed to remote repository. I want to detect unsafe commit --amend by pre-commit hook and abort. But pre-commit hook has no arguments. I don't know how to detect --amend. What should I do ? 回答1: TL;DR version: there's a script below (kind of in the middle) that enforces a particular work-flow that may work for you, or may not. It doesn't exactly prevent particular git commit --amend s (plus you can always use --no

问题 I wanted to run a Git and as suggested by the blogs, I used $git init to initialize the repository and then a .git folder is created where the hooks are present in the hooks directory. Then as suggested by the script I renamed pre-commit.sample as pre-commit it didn't work so I renamed it as pre-commit.sh it still didn't seem to be running in the background or I atleast didn't know it did. So, in order to have a clue as to whether it was running in the background I used an echo statement but

问题 My current workflow requires a version Bump on every PR, so I would like to take advantage of that and automatically create a tag on GitHub on every PR merge, so it appears in the "release" section. I've seen that I can write a post-merge hook. My doubt is if that hook runs locally in my machine, remotely on GitHub, or both (given that I merge the PR on GitHub, and not locally. What's the case? 回答1: I can write a post-merge hook. My doubt is if that hook runs locally in my machine, remotely

问题 I create a commit-msg hook in myrepo/.git/hooks . #!/bin/sh message=`cat $1` c=`echo $message|grep -c 'fff'` if[ $c -gt 0 ];then echo "Error" exit 1 fi exit 0 When I try to commit like so, an error occurs and it blocks the commit. $ git commit -m "reffrffffeffff fffeef" Error I then do the following: $ cd myrepo $ mkdir .hooks $ mv .git/hooks/commit-msg .hooks/commit-msg $ ln -s .hooks/commit-msg .git/hooks/commit-msg and try to commit again with the same message. The commit succeeds. I guess

问题 In our project we often forget to update version numbers in Package.json file. Ours is a AngularJS project. In our package JSON file we are specifying the below two version information "version": "1.0.7", "devVersion": "1.0.4" Before Merging a branch to develop I want a automated script to update these above two version numbers. I am thinking Git Hooks will help me. Where can i find the hooks, I am able to see the hooks in my local repo under .git folder. I am confused which hook to use.

问题 Does anyone know if there's a githook that will hook into the creation of a branch in order to reject the branch name before it's actually created? I currently use commit-msg to validate the branch name upon commits, but i'm looking for a way to avoid having to rename a branch if it doesn't match our policy (regex). 回答1: There is not (and to some extent it can't be controlled: branch names are transferred across the network during fetch and push, via refspecs, and refspecs are somewhat

问题 I often use this pattern for easy deployment of websites: I have a bare repo, which I push/pull to from my computer and this bare repo has a post-update hook that automatically does a pull in another repo (the live version). However, if I add a submodule on my computer and push it, I have to manually connect to the remote and do the init/update. Is there a way around it ? 回答1: Do you have the ability to do more than a pull on the live server? You can do all of that in one (well, technically

问题 I have an account on Dreamhost and they have instructions on using Git to track files in a custom WordPress theme. Their instructions, at, https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/227816388-Using-Git-with-DreamPress, are the same as many other websites that suggest same. For example, http://git-memo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/deploy.html You put in an executable script in a bare repo's hooks/post-receive directory and it calls a git "checkout -f". Here is the example script #!/bin/sh GIT

问题 I'm trying to write a simple pre-commit hook to check if a file was modified, if so, compress it and add it into the current index, something like this #!/bin/sh # was the file modified? mf='git status | grep jquery.detectBrowser.js' # is the non-compressed file in the staging area? if [ $mf != "" ] then # alert the user echo "Javascript file modified, YUI Compressor will begin now." # go to rhino cd $HOME/apps/rhino/yuicompressor-2.4.7/build # compress my file java -jar yuicompressor-2.4.7