An opinionated use of the core.hooksPath feature released in Git 2.9.

This repository is meant to be used as the directory that the Git core.hooksPath config value is pointed at.

It exists because using the core.hooksPath feature is used in place of any local, repository-specific hooks in .git/hooks. This isn't necessarily what you want, as you may have repository-specific hooks that you want to run in addition to some hooks that should be global.

If you use this repository as your core.hooksPath, you will be able to:

• Retain any repository-specific hooks in .git/hooks
• Add hooks that will apply to all repositories in their respective .d folder
• Use multiple files for hooks rather than a single file, as Git expects
• Whitelist specific repositories against specific hooks (See Whitelists)

And now that the hooks dir is outside of your repository, you can commit the global hooks. Hooray!

Clone this repo to your directory of choice, e.g. $HOME/workspace/git-hooks-core.

git clone https://github.com/pivotal-cf/git-hooks-core $HOME/workspace/git-hooks-core

This repo comes with some hooks by default that depend on cred-alert-cli. You can download this from the links below.

If you're a Pivotal team and you would like your own collection of hooks then please add a branch to this repository with the name team/<team-name>. For example, if I was on a security team I would push a branch to team/pcf-security. We originally wanted to have people fork this repository but that requires administrator access for the destination organization.

If you use sprout-git to install this then you can use the sprout.git.hooks.revision attribute to set the branch you would like to use.

To install the cred-alert-cli binary download the version for your OS (macOs or Linux), rename it to cred-alert-cli, make it executable, and move it to a directory in ${PATH}.

os_name=$(uname | awk '{print tolower($1)}')
curl -o cred-alert-cli \
  https://s3.amazonaws.com/cred-alert/cli/current-release/cred-alert-cli_${os_name}
chmod 755 cred-alert-cli
mv cred-alert-cli /usr/local/bin # <= or other directory in ${PATH}

Point core.hooksPath at the directory you cloned this repo to:

git config --global --add core.hooksPath $HOME/workspace/git-hooks-core

Add any global hooks you'd like to their respective .d folder:

chmod +x my-commit-msg-hook
cp my-commit-msg-hook $HOME/workspace/git-hooks-core/commit-msg.d

This repository supports whitelisting repositories against specific files in the hook_name.d folders.

.
├── whitelists      # contains a mapping of hooks to whitelists
└── whitelists.d    # contains whitelists
    └── cred-alert  # a whitelist

The whitelists file within git-hooks-core is used to declare which hooks are affected by the whitelists that live in whitelists.d/. The structure is as follows:

$HOOK_PATH $WHITELIST

Where HOOK_PATH is a relative path pointing to a file in a hook_name.d folder in the git-hooks-core directory and WHITELIST is the name of the file that resides in git-hooks-core/whitelists.d/.

Each whitelist file should contain absolute paths to the repositories that the whitelist affects. For example, if you had a repository /home/username/my-repo that you wanted to whitelist against a commit-msg hook called add_footer, you would:

1. Create a file, git-hooks-core/whitelists.d/my-whitelist with a single entry: /home/username/my-repo
2. Add an entry to git-hooks-core/whitelists: commit-msg.d/add_footer my-whitelist

git-hooks-core/whitelists has been preconfigured with entries for the (initially empty) cred-alert whitelist in whitelists.d.

• githooks

CLI Binaries:

• OSX
• Linux