On 1/15/13 10:31 PM, Brad Roberts wrote:
Correct, and github has no mechanism for it either. So, I'm happy to add this checking to the load balancer, but someone else build the hook and play with it and get it working w/in their own environment first . There's no reason it shouldn't be put in developer repositories and catch the problem BEFORE they get committed locally. The auto tester can be the second layer of defense.
I tried real hard to make http://gergap.wordpress.com/2010/05/12/git-crlf-hook/ work, but for some reason I couldn't get the update hook to run at all - even when I inserted an "exit 1" on the first line.
My procedure: copy the file into .git/hooks/update, make some changes, commit, and push to my github repo. The update hook never runs.
I did get the pre-commit script to run, but I couldn't find a pre-commit hook for crlf on the net and I don't have the time to investigate writing one.
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