David F GliddenandClaude Opus 5
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Five disarming faults were measured silent at exit 0, indistinguishable from each other and from a legitimate docs-only commit. All five now speak. (b) A malformed declaration REFUSES rather than skips: no separator, empty pathspec, empty command, or a pathspec git cannot resolve. The refusal names file, line number, fault, the offending text, the expected form, and --no-verify — a gate that blocks without saying why is replaced by habit within a week. (e) instead of a flag, on the ruling's reasoning that a flag nobody sets is a capability nobody has: the per-rule line prints in exactly the ambiguous case. A rule ran, the existing lines already say so and nothing is added. No triggers file, this block never runs, so no other repo gains noise. Rules declared and none matched is the only case a reader cannot otherwise tell from a broken hook, so it is the only case that gets a line. PRECOMMIT_VERBOSE adds per-rule detail for a suspect pathspec. Two things the implementation found that the ruling did not specify. A triggers file declaring no rules — comments-only or empty — left declared=0, so my first cut skipped the report and those two rows stayed silent. That state is a disarmed hook wearing an armed face: the file is present so the repo looks opted in, and every commit sails through. It now reports rather than refuses, since refusing would block a legitimately emptied file. And a rule that has never matched is honestly unknown, not passing and not failing; the hook holds no history and does not imply one. Matched-rule output is byte-identical to what REVIEWED-100's acceptance proved — the split reproduces `IFS='|' read` exactly, including the retained leading space in the display. One observable change: a docs-only commit still runs nothing but now says so. Acceptance, all seven rows: control FIRED · typo REPORTED-no-match · no separator REFUSED · empty command REFUSED · comments-only REPORTED-empty · empty file REPORTED-empty · docs-only REPORTED-no-match. Red direction still refuses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01A35wiD55yRHj5U1ECZAX4t
Git Hooks
This directory contains global git hooks that can be used across all repositories.
Setup
- Configure git to use this directory for hooks:
git config --global core.hooksPath ~/dotfiles/git/hooks
- Make hooks executable:
chmod +x ~/dotfiles/git/hooks/*
Available Hooks
pre-commit: Run before each commitcommit-msg: Validate commit messagespre-push: Run before pushing
Per-Repository Hooks
To use repository-specific hooks instead of global ones:
git config --local core.hooksPath .git/hooks