The prepare-commit-msg hook is run whenever a "fresh" commit message
(i.e. not one taken from another commit with -c) is shown in the editor.
It can modify the commit message in-place and/or abort the commit.
While the default hook just adds a Signed-Off-By line at the bottom of
the commit messsage, the hook is more intended to build a template for
the commit message following project standards.
Would it not be much better for that hook to verify that the template has
not been added?
I fail to parse this.
Or would not be yet even better to use the commit.template config
variable, which was intended for that purpose?
The template might not necessarily be fixed, for example it could be
preloaded with the list of modified files. See the cover letter for an
example.
Paolo
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