We're trying to use git-lfs with pre-commit.
Git lfs has a pre-push hook that looks like this:
#!/bin/sh
command -v git-lfs >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo >&2 "\nThis repository is configured for Git LFS but 'git-lfs' was not found on your path. If you no longer wish to use Git LFS, remove this hook by deleting .git/hooks/pre-push.\n"; exit 2; }
git lfs pre-push "$@"
When we set this script up to be called from pre-commit's config it can hang if pre-commit uses the --all-files option (i.e. if it hits https://github.com/samskiter/pre-commit/blob/1bfd108593a268bdaf961249866f958081135ce1/pre_commit/resources/pre-push-tmpl#L13)
We can repro the issue by running pre-commit directly with --all-files. The git-lfs pre-push will hang, as if waiting for STDIN, or processing too much.
In other situations pre-commit will pass origin and source to the git-lfs pre-push script and it will run correctly.
Is there perhaps and option we could pass to pre-commit to have it run our pre-push hook as if git had called it (i.e. just fwd all arguments as if it were installed as 'legacy')?
We're trying to use git-lfs with pre-commit.
Git lfs has a pre-push hook that looks like this:
When we set this script up to be called from pre-commit's config it can hang if pre-commit uses the --all-files option (i.e. if it hits https://github.com/samskiter/pre-commit/blob/1bfd108593a268bdaf961249866f958081135ce1/pre_commit/resources/pre-push-tmpl#L13)
We can repro the issue by running pre-commit directly with --all-files. The git-lfs pre-push will hang, as if waiting for STDIN, or processing too much.
In other situations pre-commit will pass origin and source to the git-lfs pre-push script and it will run correctly.
Is there perhaps and option we could pass to pre-commit to have it run our pre-push hook as if git had called it (i.e. just fwd all arguments as if it were installed as 'legacy')?