NEVER commit something that breaks the build! If you do, you suck. You can easily prevent this by linking the `test.sh` script as a git `pre-push` or `pre-commit` hook!
NEVER commit something that breaks the build! If you do, you suck. You can
easily prevent this by linking the test.sh script as a git pre-push or
pre-commit hook!
like this:
ln test.sh .git/hooks/pre-commit
If you use a git commit hook for testing, you may also bypass this hook with
the --no-verify or -n option of git commit, like this:
git commit -nm'some commit message'
FAQs
NEVER commit something that breaks the build! If you do, you suck. You can easily prevent this by linking the `test.sh` script as a git `pre-push` or `pre-commit` hook!
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