git-hooks | No nonsense Git hook management | Version Control System library

As @fredrik pointed out, the problem is that git doesn't have an interactive terminal and docker-compose command are failing

-T option is available just for that this.

from docker run -h:

There is a gitlab tag in the question, so I assume you've read Gitlab Server Hooks.

From the githooks doc on pre-receive, we can see that the hook doesn't take any parameter and it reads ref info from standard input. To read from standard input in bash, you can refer to the pre-push sample, which you can also find in the local repository's .git/hooks/pre-push.sample if you haven't specified init.templateDir in gitconfig. pre-receive uses a different line format from pre-push, so modify the while read part,

I thought that gradlew was actually another batch file, gradlew.bat, so I'd assume, if you want it to return to the script upon completion you should use the Call command. Also, you should be aware that & concatenates two individual commands on one line, whereas && runs one command only when the previous one was successful. In your case, the Echo commands cannot be unsuccessful, so just & is necessary. Additionally, If ErrorLevel 1 menas if the error code was 1 or higher, which means, in your posted code, the code will always goto sim. What you should use instead is If Not ErrorLevel 2, If %ErrorLevel% Equ 1, or If "%ErrorLevel%" == "1".

Examples: (Please insert the full path to gradlew.bat instead of relying on easily corrupted or affected %Path% variable, and doublequote the path and executable name if it contains spaces or problematic characters). I have removed the unnecessary concatenation in the lower examples, as it is not required within a script.

unit_test.bat

It means:

• List commits that are reachable by following the parent links from the given commit(s), here $new_list, the new, modified or deleted commits
• but exclude commits that are reachable from the one(s) given with a ^ in front of them, here "all", that is, all HEADS commits, or tagged commits.

That limits the rev-list to only the new commits received, and not all the commits (received and already present in the receiving repository)

1. Name the hook exactly pre-commit, without .js.

2. Change the first line to #!/usr/bin/env node. But make sure that C:/Program\ Files/nodejs/node.exe has been added to the environment variable PATH.

3. Place it in /.git/hooks.

4. Make it executable. In git-bash, run chmod a+x /.git/hooks/pre-commit.

Now it should work as expected.

As the documentation says, the post-receive and update hooks are "server" side hooks, i.e. they run on the server in reaction to a push from a client. What you want is the opposite, for which there unfortunately is no hook.

Since you mention that aliasing the command wouldn't work, you could use a function as the next best thing. It will receive the arguments that can then be examined.

Check the Gitlab docs here: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/push_rules/push_rules.html

You will need to have a push rule which defines a regular expression to ensure that commit messages contain a ticket number.

Also, this is only available on the paid plans.