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husky: Set a specific command as a `pre-push` hook for Git.
$ husky set ${-husky-pre-push} "${command} ${command_arguments}"
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This command, husky set ${-husky-pre-push} "${command} ${command_arguments}"
, sets up a pre-push git hook using the husky
package.
Here's how it breaks down:
husky
: This is a package that allows you to create Git hooks easily.set
: This is a command provided by thehusky
package to configure a Git hook.${-husky-pre-push}
: This is a variable that represents the specific pre-push hook. By default,husky
automatically handles the creation of this variable, so you don't need to define it yourself."${command} ${command_arguments}"
: This is a placeholder for the command and its arguments that you want to execute when the pre-push hook is triggered. You will need to replace${command}
with the actual command and${command_arguments}
with any arguments or options that the command requires.
Overall, this command sets the pre-push Git hook to execute a specific command with its arguments whenever someone tries to push changes to a remote repository. It uses the husky
package to handle the hook configuration.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.