Open frankbenoit opened 9 months ago
I've experienced the same issue today. Your workaround does indeed work, but a real fix would be very appreciated.
I've found #771 from May 2020, where the same issue was reported. As of today, core.hooksPath
is still the only way of making git hooks sharable with other participants of a repository. I would love to see this feature added to Fork, @DanPristupov, what do you think?
@FeBe95 Yes, Fork should support this, but right now Fork itself doesn't read the global git config. Reading it is not a straightforward task because it would affect the overall application performance.
I don't have an ETA, but we may fix this in ~6 months.
@DanPristupov Thanks for your answer and the (estimated) ETA!
FYI: In our repository we use a local config instead:
git config --local core.hooksPath .githooks/
I implement a pre-commit hook
Good case with repository local: I place the file
<repo>.git/hooks/pre-commit
On exit 1, Fork shows "Git error" with the output of the hook and a button "Skip pre-commit hooks and commit".Bad case with global hook: Now I move the same pre-commit hook into my user home,
~/.githooks/pre-commit
. The<repo>.git/hooks
is empty. I register that directory globally:git config --global core.hooksPath '~/.githooks'
On exit 1, Fork shows the same error dialog with the output from the hook, but the button "Skip pre-commit hooks and commit" is not shown.Workaround: Create a empty dummy file in The
<repo>.git/hooks/pre-commit
. Now the button is shown again.Please show the button also in the 2nd scenario without the need for the workaround.