hooks

Files

• applypatch-msg.sample

  This file is a shell script sample hook for Git, indicated by the `#!/bin/sh` shebang and the `.sample` extension. It serves as an example implementation of the `applypatch-msg` hook, which allows users to inspect or modify the patch message before it is committed. The content provides a template that can be copied and customized to enforce commit message policies or perform validation checks.

• commit-msg.sample

  This is a shell script sample file used by Git, specifically `commit-msg.sample`, which serves as a template for the commit message hook. The hex header decodes to `#!/bin/sh\n#\n# An exampl...`, confirming it is a Bash script intended to validate or modify commit messages before they are finalized. It provides developers with an example structure to customize their Git workflow.

• fsmonitor-watchman.sample

  The file `fsmonitor-watchman.sample` is a Perl script, indicated by the shebang line (`#!/usr/bin/perl`) in its hex header. It serves as a sample configuration or implementation for integrating Watchman with Git's filesystem monitor. The use of strict mode (`use strict;`) confirms it is written in Perl. This file is typically used to optimize Git's performance by monitoring file system changes via Watchman.

• post-update.sample

  This file is a Git sample hook script named `post-update.sample`, written in the shell language as indicated by the `#!/bin/sh` shebang. It serves as an example template for post-update hooks, providing a starting point for custom scripts that execute after references are updated in a repository.

• pre-applypatch.sample

  The file is a shell script, indicated by the shebang `#!/bin/sh` in its hex header. Its name and content suggest it is a sample Git hook script used for pre-applypatch operations. This type of file serves as a template or example for customizing patch application processes in version control.

• pre-commit.sample

  The file is a shell script, specifically a sample Git pre-commit hook. The hex header `23 21 2f 62 69 6e 2f 73 68` decodes to the shebang line `#!/bin/sh`, indicating it is an executable script for the Bourne shell. As a `.sample` file, it serves as a template or example for users to customize their own Git hooks.

• pre-merge-commit.sample

  This is a shell script sample file used by Git, indicated by the `#!/bin/sh` shebang and the `.sample` extension. It serves as a template for the pre-merge commit hook, providing an example structure that users can copy and customize to run scripts before a merge commit is created.

• pre-push.sample

  This file is a shell script, specifically a sample Git pre-push hook, indicated by the `#!/bin/sh` shebang in its header and the `.sample` extension. It serves as an executable template for custom scripts that run before code is pushed to a remote repository. The content provides a starting point for developers to implement custom validation logic or checks prior to pushing changes.

• pre-rebase.sample

  This is a shell script file, specifically named `pre-rebase.sample`, which serves as a sample hook for Git's pre-rebase action. The hex header begins with the shebang sequence `#!/bin/sh` followed by copyright comments from 2006, confirming it is a POSIX-compliant shell script. As a sample file (indicated by the `.sample` extension), it is intended to be copied and customized by users to implement custom logic before a rebase operation occurs.

• pre-receive.sample

  This is a POSIX-compliant shell script, identified by the `#!/bin/sh` shebang in its hexadecimal header. The file extension `.sample` indicates it is an example template provided by Git for pre-receive hooks, designed to be copied and customized rather than executed directly as-is. Its small size (544 bytes) suggests it contains only minimal boilerplate code or comments for demonstration purposes.

• prepare-commit-msg.sample

  This file is a shell script sample provided by Git, indicated by the `prepare-commit-msg.sample` name and the `#!/bin/sh` shebang in its header. It serves as an example hook that allows users to customize or inspect the commit message before it is finalized. The `.sample` extension signifies that the file is inactive by default and must be renamed (removing `.sample`) to become executable.

• push-to-checkout.sample

  The hex header `23 21 2f 62 69 6e 2f 73 68` decodes to the shebang line `#!/bin/sh`, identifying this as a POSIX shell script. The filename `push-to-checkout.sample` indicates it is an example Git hook script designed to automatically update the working directory when a push occurs. This file serves as a template for automating deployment or synchronization tasks in a Git repository.

• sendemail-validate.sample

  This is a shell script sample file, indicated by the `.sample` extension and the `#!/bin/sh` shebang in the hex header. It serves as an example configuration or hook script for the `sendemail-validate` tool, likely demonstrating how to validate outgoing emails. The content begins with comments explaining its purpose as an example hook script.

• update.sample

  The file is a Unix shell script, indicated by the `#!/bin/sh` shebang sequence in its hexadecimal header. The content begins with comments describing it as an "example hook," confirming its nature as a text-based executable script rather than a compiled binary. Despite the `.sample` extension and small size, the structure clearly identifies it as plain text code intended for interpretation by the Bourne shell.