Melroy van den Berg • 12/31/2016

Git hooks

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This article explains Git hooks, which are custom scripts triggered at specific points in the Git workflow. It covers the differences between client-side hooks (like pre-commit and pre-push) and server-side hooks (like pre-receive), detailing their purposes, limitations, and setup processes, with a specific focus on using them with GitLab.

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