pre-commit-hook

问题 I have generated Start Commit Hook in TortoiseGit which calls StartComit.bat file and option "Wait for the script to finish" is enabled. The content of the bat file is echo "Some more info...." >> %1 The script is getting called before Commit dialog opens but it's not working, I'm not getting any text in Message field. What am I doing wrong here? Edit: Just to make question more clear I'm trying to fallow this accepted answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/3967136/596935 and do a similar thing.

问题 Is there a way to run a gruntjs task as precommit hook. For example I want do prevent commits with failing tests or jshint issues. I've also think about to run a code beautifier for every commit. 回答1: Git hooks are just scripts executed when you do an action like commit. They can contain whatever programming language you'd like. Example of triggering grunt: #!/bin/sh grunt Save this in the file: .git/hooks/pre-commit If grunt exits with an error code higher than 0, which it does if any task

问题 Found one of the useful SVN pre-commit hook in SVN pre-commit hook for avoiding changes to tags subdirectories by mcdon. I want to add the validation check on the user before committing. Can I do something like below? @echo off REM user1, user2, user3 are example set VALID_USERS=user1,user2,user3 set SVNROOT="C:\Program Files\CollabNet Subversion Server\svnlook.exe" set REPOS=%1% set TXN=%2% %SVNROOT% author %REPOS% -t %TXN% | findstr /r "^%VALID_USERS%$" >nul if %errorlevel% EQU 0 ( echo

问题 I want to stop developers from committing unless they reference a ticket in the message field of their SVN commit. for example, it should read something like "see ticket #999 - (description of change)" and if they don't have that formatting, it will stop the commit. Is this possible with a hook and if so, how would I code that? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9574885/is-there-a-way-to-block-svn-commits-unless-they-have-a-certain-description-in-th

问题 Is it possible to set up pre-commit-hooks in the server repo and have them download to the clients when the repo is cloned? 回答1: From git-scm: The hooks are all stored in the hooks subdirectory of the Git directory. In most projects, that’s .git/hooks . Recall that .git/ is managed locally. So, no, there is no programmatic way using only git to force a repository to install hooks when it is cloned. That said, a common practice is to bundle hooks into a folder like hooks/ within your

问题 I Implement a python script for the pre-commit hook to detect the commit message, author, changed path then throw exception or error in specifics cases. I want to set this script pre-commit.py in the VisualSVN server Pre-commit Hook using this command in the Hooks C:\Users\momo\Desktop\pre-commit.py %1 %2 When I want to commit I got this error Access Denied looks like pre-commit hook doesn't recognize my syntax 回答1: Python scripts are not considered as executable files on Windows. You should

问题 I`m writing an SVN pre-commit.bat file which calls a Python script to query our issue tracking system to determine of the user-supplied issue tracking ID is in the correct state (e.g. "open" state) and associated with the right project. The SVN server is running Windows (2003 server I think - I can check with our IT group if it matters...). The issue is that I can't seem to make the SVN commit fail*; it always succeeds. AFAIK the Python script is doing what it should; it calls "sys.exit(1)"

问题 Why does git allow you to commit to a detached head? Is there any pre commit hook that can disable it? What is the purpose? Many new developers do this and I'd like to find a way to disable it. 回答1: This can be only prevented by a local git pre-commit hook, so developers would need to create it. Add the your-local-project/.git/hooks/pre-commit file with the following contents: #!/bin/sh if ! git symbolic-ref HEAD &> /dev/null; then echo "You are in a detached head state! Commit has been

问题 I have written a pre-commit hook that compiles my project and adds the generated file to the commit. This is a JavaScript project and I am using husky, but I have experimented with editing the .git/hooks/pre-commit as well and the file is not getting added to the commit. If I cancel the commit, I can see the file has been added, but for some reason this is not applying to the current commit. My pre-commit hook looks something like: const shell = require('shelljs'); shell.exec('yarn bundle');

问题 In a pre-commit script, how can I get a diff of the committed changes against an arbitrary path/revision within the same repository? For example, when changes to files within /trunk are commited, I would like to get a diff of the committed /trunk (not yet a revision) against, say, /branches/feature_x (which is a branch of /trunk ). As far as I can tell, svnlook diff only shows changes proposed by that transaction, while svn diff only works with revisions and not transactions. A brute force