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I setup some git hooks to run some gulp commands on pre-commit. I basically run jshint / plato . I basically want to bypass these for two cases: hotfix branches (master / hotfix) git merge (or find a way to do it in a way that doesn't crash on the merge commit case) The plato gulp command runs analysis on the source and produces a /reports/ directory that tracks complexity over time. If we do this on the hotfix branch it will result in merge conflicts when merging them back into development. Enough talking here is the simple hook: #!/bin/sh if git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=ACM |

I just want to be able to run it to see if code in my working tree passes it, without actually attempting a commit. Just run the pre-commit script through shell: bash .git/hooks/pre-commit javabrett There's a Python package for this available here . Per the usage documentation : If you want to manually run all pre-commit hooks on a repository, run pre-commit run --all-files . To run individual hooks use pre-commit run <hook_id> . So pre-commit run --all-files is what the OP is after. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48301280/how-to-manually-run-a-git-pre-commit-hook-without-attempting-a

I am hosting my code on Bitbucket. The webhooks are not adequate to solve my issue, so I am hoping git hooks will work. Since I don't imagine they will work server-side, the git hook should be propagated to each checkout on each developers machine. (I know this might be an issue since its normally a local file, but I can hopefully solve it using information from here ) I want to create a git hook that will push changes to staging branches. Meaning, if I am a user named bob and I want to push to production/master , instead of it pushing to the production/master branch it will push to a staging

I develop on my Mac and push it to Github. I login to my server by SSH and I git pull the changes to the server. I want the changes to automatically be pulled to the server when I push them to Github so I a file .git/hooks/post-update with this info #!/bin/sh echo echo "**** Pulling changes into Live [Hub's post-update hook]" echo cd /mydirector/html || exit unset GIT_DIR git pull exec git-update-server-info What else should I do to get it working? Thanks in advance for your answer. It will be very much appreciated. You could also declare a webhook on GitHub , in order to generate an event

So, I have a staging server setup, and what I would like to do is when someone pushes to a non master branch update what the staging server's directory. My current post-receive hook looks like: echo "post hook is on the run!" while read oldrev newrev ref do echo "$ref" done unset $(git rev-parse --local-env-vars) cd ../staging/bikereport git fetch git pull origin $ref echo "Post receive finsihed" However I am not seeing the changes I would like on the server, and remote returns "Already up-to-date" which makes me think it's pulling from Master or something? This isn't an elegant solution, but

When a client pushes to a remote git repository (bare) I want a hook that automatically runs JSHint on the incoming changed files and rejects the commit if JSHint returns errors. I only care to make sure the master branch is conforming to our JSHint configuration. So I have this script: #!/bin/bash # --- Command line refname="$1" oldrev="$2" newrev="$3" branch=${refname#refs/heads/} echo ${refname} echo ${oldrev} echo ${newrev} echo ${branch} if [ "$branch" == "master" ] then echo "Need to JSHint" >&2 exit 1 fi # Not updating master exit 0 I guess I have two questions: How do I get the list of