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How do Git hooks work and how can they enforce workflows?
Updated Apr 23, 2026
Short answer
Hooks are scripts triggered by Git events to enforce policies and automation.
Deep explanation
Client-side (pre-commit, commit-msg) and server-side (pre-receive) hooks can lint code, run tests, validate messages, or block pushes. For team-wide enforcement, use server hooks or tools like Husky.
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