Overview
As git does not provide a post-clone
hook, some repositories come
with manual instructions for post-clone configuration. This project
effectively provides a post-clone
hook, allowing project
maintaniers to specify a project's post-clone behavior and install
other various hooks.
Usage
To clone a repository with post-clone hooks:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/git-hook/post-clone/master/bin/clone | bash -s -- <normal-clone-args>
All arguments will be passed directly to git clone
.
Manual
Clone this repository somewhere on disk:
git clone https://github.com/git-hook/post-clone /tmp/post-clone
Clone the desired repository:
git clone --template=/tmp/post-clone git@github.com:username/repo-of-interest
In addition to cloning the repository, this method will: ensure
if present in the cloned repo,
/hooks/
is symlinked to/.git/hooks/
if present in the cloned repo,
/.git/hooks/post-clone
is invokedNote: this hook will not be automatically invoked again.
Benefits
Using this post-clone
template allows repo maintainers to
- automate installation of client-side git hooks
- version-control this automation inside the relevant repository
Acknowledgements
This git hook was inspired by this StackOverflow post.