Git hooks

git-hooks.txt

Git hooks happen or trigger on an action like commit, push, merge, ...
We use them to prevent somethings like checking config.username to be or not to be something,
making some changes like linting the code or sending some reports and stuffs,
or check whether every thing is under controll following the project rules and structures like prevent commiting changes in specific files.

All of these are done by writing scripts.
scripts that resolves with 0 means everything is fine, and any other code means error!
git commit --no-verify ignores the hook

TRY TO USE HUSKY :)

There are 4 types of git hooks
1. commit workflow hooks
2. E-mail workflow hooks
3. other client side hooks
4. server-side hooks


hooks should follow the namings below:

commit workflow hooks:
- pre-commit
- prepare-commit-msg
- commit-msg
- post-commit

 ther client side hooks:
 - pre-rebase
 - pre-push
 - post-rewrite
 - post-merge
 - post-checkout