#!/bin/sh

# Git post-commit dispatcher (Option A). core.hooksPath points at .git-hooks/;

# fleet/ and repo/ are peers under it. Runs the fleet hook first, then the

# repo hook if present. post-commit fires AFTER the commit has already

# landed, so unlike the other dispatchers a non-zero exit here only reports

# failure — it can't block or undo the commit. Both tiers always run (one

# tier's failure doesn't skip the other); the dispatcher's own exit status

# reflects the last failure for visibility.

# Fail on the first unhandled non-zero status. Without it a fallible

# command that drops its status turns a refusal into a printed notice the

# shell ignores — how the security step's refusals ran unheeded. Enforced

# by scripts/fleet/check/git-hooks-have-exit-status-propagation.mts.

set -e

# HUSKY=0 skips this hook for the current invocation — the husky-compatible

# whole-chain escape (details in the pre-commit dispatcher).

if [ "${HUSKY-}" = "0" ]; then

echo "[git-hooks] HUSKY=0 — skipping post-commit."

exit 0

fi

DIR=$(dirname "$0")

status=0

if [ -x "$DIR/fleet/post-commit" ]; then

"$DIR/fleet/post-commit" "$@" || status=$?

fi

if [ -x "$DIR/repo/post-commit" ]; then

"$DIR/repo/post-commit" "$@" || status=$?

fi

exit "$status"