Hi Andrea On 02/08/2020 14:22, Andrea Wyss wrote:
Issue amend param not available to the pre-commit hook Problem Cannot write a pre-commit hook that stops amending a commit that is present in other branches. Steps to Reproduce (git version 2.21.1) 1. Code in the pre-commit hook: echo "DEBUG 0='$0' 1='$1'" 2. run: git commit --amend Current Result DEBUG 0='.git/hooks/pre-commit' 1='' Expected Result DEBUG 0='.git/hooks/pre-commit' 1='--amend'
I'm not sure why you expect this, the documentation for the pre-commit hook states 'this hook takes no parameters'
That does not mean that it would not be useful to have this information available to the pre-commit and possibly prepare-commit-msg hooks but it is not a bug. I'm not sure that adding a parameter to the hook is a good route as it may break existing hooks that do not expect any parameters, maybe we could pass it in the environment.
Best Wishes Phillip
Please, let me know if you need other info. I'm looking forward for a fix or workaround. Thank you, Andrea Wyss
