Three minutes to teach you to learn git (17)-Hooks

Git can customize hooks that can be executed under certain circumstances, divided into client-side hooks and server-side hooks. Client-side hooks are triggered by operation, such as Commit,merge, server-side hooks are triggered by network actions, such as pushed commits.

So where does the hook go?

Under the. git/hooks/folder. When you init a warehouse, there are some examples of hooks below, ending with. Sample.

Then when the hook is executed, git pre-defines the trigger timing:

Clientside Hooks:

1 Pre-commit, when performing a commit action, the hook is executed first, you can use this hook to do some checks, such as code style check, or run the test first.

2 prepare-commit-msg, this hook is triggered when a commit is required to enter a message, so you can use this hook to customize your default message information.

3 Commit-msg, when the user input a commit message is triggered, you can use this hook to verify the message information, such as whether it complies with the provisions, there is no CR.

4 Post-commit, when commit is triggered, you can send notification with this hook.

5 Pre-rebase, Rebase will be triggered before, you can use this hook to reject all the already push commits for rebase operation.

6 Post-merge, this hook will be triggered when the merge succeeds.

7 Pre-push, when push, remote refs is updated, but is triggered before all objects are transmitted.

8 PRE-AUTO-GC, which is triggered before Git GC--auto executes. It's nice to do some verification or backup before garbage collection.

ServerSide Hooks:

1 pre-receive, which is executed before the push action is received.

2 Update is also executed before the push action is received, but it is possible to be executed multiple times, each branch once.

3 Post-receive, when the push action is completed, it will be triggered, you can use this hook to push notification, such as e-mail, notify the continuous build server and so on.

Remember that all hooks are supposed to be executed.

chmod u+x Your_hook

So you can use shell scripts, Perl,python and so on to write hooks.

Original: http://blog.csdn.net/hongchangfirst/article/details/46693237

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Three minutes to teach you to learn git (17)-Hooks