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Commit hooks in git live in the .git/hooks directory. What I would love is be able to commit those hooks so everyone checking out the repo has the hooks automatically. I’m not able to add the files inside .git/hooks to git however. Is this not at all possible?
I do realise there are server side hooks by the way, this is a theoretical quest 🙂
No, all you can do is have the hooks in the repo if needed and ask the owner of the repo to copy them to the
.git/hooks( or have another script in the repo that will copy the hooks ( or create symlink to them) , change permission etc. when it is run )