git-hooks | Git hooks for ensuring code quality | Version Control System library
kandi X-RAY | git-hooks Summary
kandi X-RAY | git-hooks Summary
Git hooks is a little framework that I've written to easily add code validations and checks in our Git workflow every time a developer tries to commit code. This way you are sure that all code that is commited meets certain standards.
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QUESTION
I've stumbled upon git-hooks and been trying to create one to run on Windows. So I've decided upon using batch files to do so because it seemed easy enough.
First, I renamed the pre-commit sample to pre-commit and called my bat steps there:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 23:20I 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
QUESTION
While looking for git hook examples, I came across following post: https://github.com/Movidone/git-hooks/blob/master/pre-receive and I wanted to understand the following command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-17 at 01:59It 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)
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Here is the branch and repo in question: https://github.com/Futuratum/moon.holdings/tree/dev
/Users/leongaban/projects/Futuratum/moon.holdings/node_modules/webpack-cli/bin/config-yargs.js:89 describe: optionsSchema.definitions.output.properties.path.description,
Not sure why I'm getting this error, but I upgraded from Webpack 3 to 4.
webpack
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-13 at 17:22There are two things you need to do:
- Remove webpack@4.20.2 and webpack-cli@2.0.10 dependency and specifically install webpack@4.19.0 and webpack-cli@3.0.4 version. Webpack 4.20.x release has error.
- Also do not use
extract-text-webpack-plugin.
extract-text-webpack-plugin should not be used with Webpack 4 to extract CSS. It doesn't work. Instead of this, try using: mini-css-extract-plugin.
After these changes, webpack should compile your code and generate necessary bundle.
Note: When I cloned mentioned repository on my system, I had to make changes to board.js file. I made change to this import statement: import CoinMarketCap from 'components/Partials/Coinmarketcap/link'; This doesn't work on Linux system as paths are case sensitive.
QUESTION
I have been following this guide on how to use Node.js to script git hooks. However, the guide is using a Unix based system whilst I am running on a Windows machine.
I have also found this guide on running git hooks on a Windows machine, but it is not using Node.js
- I am running a pre-install script in my package.json file to set a custom git hooks location.
- I am using VSCode as my editor and would like the git hooks to run when I use the UI for commits etc. However I am using command line initially to try and get the hooks to fire.
package.json excerpt
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Answered 2020-May-07 at 11:50Name the hook exactly
pre-commit, without.js.Change the first line to
#!/usr/bin/env node. But make sure thatC:/Program\ Files/nodejs/node.exehas been added to the environment variablePATH.Place it in
/.git/hooks.Make it executable. In git-bash, run
chmod a+x /.git/hooks/pre-commit.
Now it should work as expected.
QUESTION
To begin, I looked at this question which seems to be the only one regarding this topic:
But I do not understand what hook that is or how it is being used. I simply want to run a little script that will update if I git pull and new tag are received.
I tried putting it in: .git/hooks/update, .git/hooks/post-receive
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-11 at 21:49As 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.
QUESTION
gitlab has a feature where if I put a ticket number in the commit message then the commit will be associated with the ticket on gitlab.com.
This is really handy when doing code reviews. Unfortunately the developers sometimes forget to do this.
I would like to specify git hooks to reject the push that does not contain ticket numbers in the commit messages. Ideally it would also reject the commit, but I understand that that is a bit more difficult because the commit does not involve the server.
How can I force a ticket number in the commit message during the push to gitlab?
I would expect gitlab to make this really easy and I would not have to learn the details of git-hooks to do this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-28 at 19:00Check 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.
QUESTION
My team is using android repo for the project. I've been facing and issue where I've wanted to write my hook for the repo following the documentation, however the doc's of repo seems to allow only one pre-upload hook - and I'm in need of implementing pre-commit and cant get it to work.
Does anyone ever tried implementing git-hooks for repo and have any tutorials/tips/tricks/guildlines?
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Answered 2019-Nov-19 at 13:25Solution 1, config system-wide or global core.hooksPath.
QUESTION
This is my first time deploying a site in Netlify. I'm using Jigsaw in order to achieve this.
Everything is ok, besides the date language that is exported in production.
When I generate my production site locally it works fine displaying the date in Spanish:
I'm not uploading the same exact files to netlify but using the netlify.toml to run the same command in order to generate the same files:
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Answered 2019-Oct-29 at 13:05Probably setlocale is not working. Since the same code works on your machine it is possible that Spanish locale is not installed on hosting machine. See this question: https://stackoverflow.com/a/10910009/529024.
Also, setlocale returns the new current locale, or FALSE if the locale functionality is not implemented on your platform, the specified locale does not exist or the category name is invalid. setlocale
So in this case you could check the return value and see if the local has changed.
QUESTION
I am following the first simple example in the Git Hooks Atlassian tutorial, but putting the following line in my pre-commit hook file throws an "ambiguous redirect" error message when I do $ git commit.
I cannot find relevant info to this error. What am I doing wrong with this line?
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Answered 2018-Jan-03 at 10:08Thanks to max630 and ElpieKay users, I realized that I was using the echo "# Please include a useful commit message!" > $1 in the wrong hook file.
Also, I did not know that a pre-commit hook dida not take any parameter, so $1 was indeed ambiguous there. Its value was actually empty.
I placed the little snippet in the prepare-commit-msg hook file and it works as this tutorial stated.
QUESTION
I followed this documentation and created a hook in the directory : /opt/gitlab/embedded/service/gitlab-shell/hooks, but it didn't work.
Then as explain to this question I tried to copy the hook to this directory : /opt/gitlab/embedded/service/gitaly-ruby/git-hooks, it didn't work neither.
Finally I tried this one : /opt/gitlab/embedded/service/gitaly-ruby/gitlab-shell/hooks but same result.
Does anyone know where should I create it and if there is log to troubleshoot ?
Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-12 at 13:49I finally found how to make it work. I had to change the location in /etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb by uncommenting and editing the line beginning gitlab_shell['custom_hooks_dir'] = ..., then running sudo gitlab-ctl reconfigure
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