I'm using Git to push-to-checkout a website. The receive.denyCurrentBranch=updateInstead option (set on the server repo), according to the docs, should allow the push and do a checkout on the worktree if it's clean, or just refuse the push if the worktree isn't clean. Instead, for me it allows the push, but doesn't update the worktree - I have to `git checkout -f` on the remote shell after each push, even though the worktree is clean. Note: The `push-to-checkout` hook doesn't seem to run, either, even though it's in the .git/hooks/push-to-checkout file, with +x rights as needed. I made it output some lines and exit with code 1, so it should abort after producing the output - and yet the pushes come through. Other hooks, like `update`, work fine and can abort if they exit 1. Setup: My client is 2.31.0.windows.1 (TortoiseGit) Server’s git is 2.39.1. My remote is set as ssh://user@xxxxxxxxxxxx/path. Please advise what I can do to investigate further. -- Adam "Sinus" Skawiński
