Phase 4 · Git & Version Control
TopicsGit Hooks
Part of the DevOps Roadmap.
Summary
Scripts that run automatically at specific points in the Git workflow (before a commit, before a push) — used to enforce standards like linting or preventing secrets from being committed.
How to Learn This
- 1Set up a simple pre-commit hook that runs a check (e.g. a linter) before allowing a commit.
- 2Learn the difference between client-side hooks (local) and server-side hooks (on the remote).
- 3Explore a hook management tool (like pre-commit) that makes this easier to maintain across a team.
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