I would like to run a unit-tests before every git push and if tests fails, cancel the push, but I can’t even find pre-push hook, there is pre-commit and pre-rebase only.
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I would like to run a unit-tests before every git push and if tests fails, cancel the push, but I can’t even find pre-push hook, there is pre-commit and pre-rebase only.
I would rather run the test in a pre-commit-hook. Because the change is already recorded when committing. Push and pull only exchange information about already recorded changed. If a test fails you would already have a “broken” revision in your repository. Whether you’re pushing it or not.