a present `core.hooksPath` setting is ignored about git-team HOT 4 CLOSED

An updated proxy.sh would look like this.

#!/bin/sh

PREVIOUS_HOOKS_PATH=$(git config --get team.state.previousHooksPath)
REAL_GLOBAL_HOOK="${PREVIOUS_HOOKS_PATH}/$(basename $0)"

if [ -n "${PREVIOUS_HOOKS_PATH}" ] && [ -x "${REAL_GLOBAL_HOOK}" ]; then
  "${REAL_GLOBAL_HOOK}" "$@" || exit $?
else
  REAL_LOCAL_HOOK="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/.git/hooks/$(basename $0)"

  if [ -x "${REAL_LOCAL_HOOK}" ]; then
    "${REAL_LOCAL_HOOK}" "$@" || exit $?
  fi
fi

exit 0

Also corrected to only use executable files, and mimic git hooks behaviour in that if a global hook is present, a local hooks is ignored (assuming that most well-written global hooks have logic to execute local hooks when present).

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Could either record a previous value to /usr/local/etc/git-team/hooks/.original.hookspath or use a team.state.originalHooksPath config value to restore upon git team disable.

The new proxy.sh script could also use this to activate hooks (as well or instead of ones in REAL_LOCAL_HOOK)

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Thanks for the input. My thoughts were going in a pretty similar direction. Your suggestion for proxy.sh looks good!

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Finally closed by 39bb2cc.

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