Hello
I would like to add a hook to my Git repositories on Kallithea, in order to
refuse commits that have certain characteristics. Right now I can check for the
mistakes I want to forbid with a bash one-liner, although I can rewrite it in
Python if I have need to:
wc public/css/*.css public/js/*.js | awk '$3/$1<100 {exit(1)}'
This is a heuristic that exits with 1 if there are any CSS or JS files in the
given location that have not been properly minified.
How can I add this check to my remote repositories, so that they refuse commits
with this mistake?
Should I add Git hooks to the actual repositories on the Kallithea server? If
so, what should I do with the hooks/pre-receive file that is already there?
Otherwise, where can I add this check?
Tobia
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