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If there a way to specify exactly which git-hook to skip when using --no-verify ? Or is there another flag other than --no-verify to accomplish this? Perhaps just a flag to only skip pre-commit ? I have two hooks that I regularly use, pre-commit and commit-msg . pre-commit runs my linting, flow check, and some unit tests. commit-msg appends my branch name to the end of the commit message. There are times that I would like to --no-verify the pre-commit but would still like to have commit-msg run. There seem to be a lot of SO posts similar to this, but nothing quite like selective skipping with

We use a git module with several submodules. In order to make it more convenient for daily use, I wanted to have a post-commit hook which automatically adds the submodule to the git index in the main/super/root git repo/clone/module such as git add mychangedsubmodulename so as to prepare a commit ready to update the submodule's commit reference in the main repo and probably more ideas to come. The .git folder is located inside the main module root folder and seems to contain as well the submodule related stuff as a result of having cloned the main repo with --recursive option. My version of

I am working on SVN to git migration project. I would like to apply server side hooks(like check in commits and other basic checks on code) in TFS-Git repositories. I couldn't find any documentation online. Has anyone worked on this area. could you please share your knowledge with me. You can't. TFS/VSTS Git repos currently do not support Git hooks. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44296831/how-to-apply-server-side-hooks-in-tfs-git-repositories

In our team we are usually pushing all tasks into separate branches, and after that release-manager review those branches and merge them into 'master' branch Sometimes team-members forget to merge their branches with master branch(before pushing) - so what I'm trying to do is - output a message "Please merge with master" after user push - I assume I need to check something on post-receive hook on remote.. is there some examples?.. or what I should basically do ? update: main reason for this - minimize number of potential conflicts (since committer(not release-manager) will resolve them) If git

Is there a way to write an alias that merges a branch back to its parent? I know I can do: git checkout - && git merge - But it only works in simple cases when my previous branch is the parent branch. As far as I know git does not track this kind of information because there is no branches in there. But I hope it's already implemented as a plugin or a hookset. Thanks in advance. VonC Such an alias would involve first finding the "parent" branch. It isn't trivial, and the question " Find the parent branch of a branch " has some good solutions. Git’s history is based on a DAG of commits.

I have an origin repo that I have full access to and I don't want code to be pushed successfully to this repo unless the code being pushed successfully passes my unit tests. I saw many examples of .git/hooks/update scripts and they seem to break down into a few categories that do not fit my use case. For example, in ( http://git-scm.com/book/en/Customizing-Git-An-Example-Git-Enforced-Policy ), the script accesses files locally in the .git/hooks/ directory (ACL example) or individual files in the new or old SHAs. I need to do an entire build process on all the new files as if I were in the

Consider the following situation: I have a git repository foo.git that contains code of a javascript project. In this repository there is a branch production that contains the state of the code as served by a web-server which fetches the code from /var/www/foo . This repository is the master repository for the project. Everybody pushes and pulls from/to it. Is it possible to have /var/www/foo updated to a checkout of production whenever someobody pushes to that particular branch? You may assume that the git daemon (or the user git which is the user all people log in to to connect via SSH) is