@Andy Nothing if you're not in a Git repo. You can just make an empty file hooks/pre_commit
@ArtOfCode yes, which is why I have a check
if not os.path.isfile(".git/hooks/pre_commit"):
if "windows" in platform.platform().lower():
import ctypes
kdll = ctypes.windll.LoadLibrary("kernel32.dll")
kdll.CreateSymbolicLinkA(os.path.realpath("hooks/pre_commit"), os.path.realpath(".git/hooks/pre_commit"), 0)
else:
from sh import ln
ln("-s", os.path.realpath("hooks/pre_commit"), os.path.realpath(".git/hooks/pre_commit"))
Ok. Let me try again: What does this do to the directory structure on my file system? I want to know exactly what and why I am creating symbolic links. I also want to know that they are properly removed
A deleted answer marked as spam shows a "show 1 more comment" link, but clicking the link does not show the comment. Reloading the page does not make the problem go away. The deletion itself is correct, and I absolutely don't want these spam posts brought back, but this behavior from the UI is un...
@quartata Why couldn't this be in metasmoke (or the serverless structure when we finally build that) and just immediately revert commits to deploy that don't exist in master?
1. reverting them means either a reset (dangerous) or a revert (creates an additional commit and ruins deploy history) 2. a commit on deploy will also cause local problems which MS can't fix
Maybe, but it also has to run code and add complexity (and OS branching)
Ultimately, we have no issues failing over to some other instance if a single one is messed up. We do have issues when GitHub gets messed up, which is probably where we should focus efforts.
@Undo If someone fetched a branch and then rebased it onto deploy there's a chance the commits would have different SHAs and then make deploy and master histories not match
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you would not only have to mistakenly commit to deploy to do this, you would also have to mistakenly merge or rebase or whatever your mistaken commit onto master
people with git privs are sometimes dumb enough to do the former
@ArtOfCode The most recognized API is the pre-commit hook -- this is what it was for. It will stop changes at a local level which is really what wr want
No one has given an even close to satisfactory answer here which is sad because they all talk as though they know but they don't and they want you to rely on their advice but it's so shaky and it won't help you or answer your question. This question is an extremely important question that deserv...
I think leaving it as a detached head is good because I think I just thought of a way to eliminate the temporary branch if the user has code privileges
I worked on a PR to check out into a temporary directory but there was no way to test it without a major refactoring of all the hard-coded defaults as well so it never went anywhere
@NogShine You are not a privileged user. Please see the privileges wiki page for information on what privileges are and what is expected of privileged users.
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad NS for domain in body, bad keyword in body, blacklisted website in body, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, +1 more: - Reject beef and all rapid food by qwbmjtrhr on askubuntu.com
@tripleee That pattern looks like it's already caught by Pattern-matching website in answer and Pattern-matching website in body; use !!/blacklist-website-force if you really want to do that.
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Recent studies show that 72% of programmers that work with Javascript, jQuery, or some other library related to the JS programming language think bagels are a great source of nutrients.
We should all eat bagels today and have a nice chat + have a cup of tea or two
