Karl Hasselström wrote:
On 2007-11-28 15:58:13 +0100, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
Jon Smirl wrote:
I would expect 'stg init' to switch the branch to using the stgit
hooks and only those hooks. Branches that were not inited would
continue to use the user hooks. I don't have any user hooks, but
this is what I would expect to happen.
Obviously the stgit-installed hook will have to check if the branch
the user is operating on is managed by stgit before it prevents git
rebase (or whatever it's supposed to do).
Yes. The point is, hooks are per repository, not per branch. So
there's no concept of "replacing the hooks for just this one branch".
True, but there are ways of figuring out which branch you're on, using
the arguments passed to the hook.
The rebase hook (which is where this discussion started) gets the
branches passed to "git rebase" as arguments. Figuring out if either
of those branches are actually under stgit control shouldn't be overly
tricky for one so familiar with stgit as yourself.
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