Hello Sean,
Have you looked at simplifying this script to the bare minimum to
identify the issue? I might suggest starting by just slurping stdin and
writing that to a file:
#!/bin/sh
echo "$@" >pre-push.$$.args
cat >>pre-push.$$.stdin
exit 1
>
I'm not familiar with the particulars of Zsh scripting, but I suspect
there is a bug in your script. Zsh works with my script, too, so it
doesn't appear to be a problem with Zsh itself.
This is the bare miminum. You can also take the example script from the
git sources which does it in bash[^1] and uses while read syntax. It
produces the same output, with the exception that you don't see the
empty echo statements because it cannot read the input from STDIN and
exits immediately.
It seems it works intermittently.
In my zsh repo for example with the following remotes:
origin git@xxxxxxxxxx:waterkip/zsh (fetch)
origin git@xxxxxxxxxx:waterkip/zsh (push)
upstream git://git.code.sf.net/p/zsh/code (fetch)
upstream git://git.code.sf.net/p/zsh/code (push)
Locally my patchlevel-in_version branch is at commit b7f280ab5. If I
`git pull --rebase upstream master` and than push it (`git push origin
HEAD) with hook configured it doesn't show any of the things I expect in
LOCAL_REF etc. This happens with my version of the script and the
version provided by git (in .git/hooks/pre-push.sample).
Cheers,
Wesley
[^1]:
https://github.com/git/git/blob/87c86dd14abe8db7d00b0df5661ef8cf147a72a3/templates/hooks--pre-push.sample
--
Wesley
Why not both?
