Tonight I was hacking away at some more little automations to make this TIL nice and presentable over at https://hiandrewquinn.github.io/til-site/.
Git has a wonderful system called “hooks” which live under .git/hooks/, come loaded
with examples so you can remember how they all work, and – surprisingly – don’t
contain a local post-push hook! There’s post-receive, but that expects to be able
to run a script on the server side – not helpful when I’m pushing to one of
Github’s many, many anonymous boxes.
Hence a workaround: til.fish now runs git push && .git/hooks/post-push instead
of just git push. This post-push is nowhere to be found in the repo itself, sadly.
Maybe I should put a .git inside of my .git to track all of my favorite hooks!