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Hello ! First of all, many thanks for trying my tool :) I totally agree with you regarding this configuration problem. The problem is indeed that the Yet, what we currently do at my company is that we run This will run the initialization, with no prompters at all, and make every type of git hook call Mookme. I realize that this option is not documented, and that we should allow to provide a list of git hooks as well (I will open an issue regarding this) Thus, we can "enforce" (I don't really like this I think that talking people into using it is more efficient) mookme's usage at the moment developer setup their environment. Regarding postinstall scripts, I'd rather not rely on them, since they are not called by every package managers |
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So, I've setup hookme in my project and everything works beautifully. Kudos!
When my colleague pulled the changes, he didn't get the
.git/hooks/pre-commitfile created for him. I noticed that the only way to get that automated is if I runnpx mookme init --only-hookand selectpre-commit, but it will be a hard sell if I have to convince everyone in my team to do that.how do I get them to have the pre-commit configured?
I was hoping that when they do
yarn installin the project root folder, it would create it.I could add a package.json script that does that, if I could specify which hooks, for example:
npx mookme init --only-hook pre-commitOr am I missing something?
We don't add the
.gitfolder and its files to the repository.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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