On Friday, March 4, 2016 at 4:04:26 PM UTC-6, Mike Lewis wrote:
>
> Is there any hook that fires when a
> git reset
> command is issued? The natural assumption would be the
> post-rewrite
> hook, since part of the history is being rewritten, but it does not, both
> according to the official documentation and some experiments that I've run.
> The hook doesn't necessarily have to be a reset-specific hook, I just need
> something that fires when a reset is performed.
>
Google finds a stack overflow post that seems to imply there is no such hook
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18645512/is-there-a-hook-on-git-for-post-reset
One way if you can invoke a different command (other than 'reset') is to
add an alias in .gitconfig that invokes a script and then calls git reset
if that script returns a 0.
This assumes you have a PATH in which the script 'my_reset_hook_script.sh'
can be found and passes extra arguments to 'git reset' through "$@" :
myreset = "!f(){ my_reset_hook_script.sh && git reset \"$@\"; }; f"
Then you would just use "git myreset".
--
Quentin
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