Our pre-push hook script runs practracker whenever it exists. But we only want to run practracker on branches that are targeted for master.
I think perhaps we should change it to try making check-local? Or perhaps it could check for the existence of some other file that we could use to indicate whether we want practracker to run.
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Our pre-push hook script runs practracker whenever it exists. But we only want to run practracker on branches that are targeted for master.
I think perhaps we should change it to try making check-local? Or perhaps it could check for the existence of some other file that we could use to indicate whether we want practracker to run.
Checking another file would be nice: I don't run configure to generate a Makefile in my upstream push directories, but I still want practracker to run on them.
the pre-commit hook still calls practracker unconditionally
the pre-push hook should never have added a duplicate call to practracker in #30051 (moved), because it already calls the pre-commit hook, which calls practracker
I'll create another PR that fixes these bugs.
Trac: Resolution: fixed toN/A Status: closed to reopened