Re: [Gnu-arch-users] Re: Precommit hooks?

[Jonathan Daugherty]

# All hooks are pre- .  The "commit" hook is documented.

Their point is that whether it is pre- or post- is what is
undocumented:

"Each time that arch performs a command that modifies an archive, arch
will attempt to run ~/.arch-params/hook, which must be set as
executable."

Also, how is that the hook is run before command is run?  My hook
script runs "tla changelog" against the archive whenever I run a
commit, and the results are always correct; I am led to think, then,
that the hook is run after the command.

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