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Git Hooks

Git Hooks are extensibility points that allow software devs to automate different operations that would otherwise have to be performed manually. This course will cover what Git Hooks are, their common use cases, advantages, and limitations.

Advanced
29m
(28)

Created by Timothy Ghanim

Last Updated Dec 07, 2022

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Git Hooks

Git Hooks are extensibility points that allow software devs to automate different operations that would otherwise have to be performed manually. This course will cover what Git Hooks are, their common use cases, advantages, and limitations.

Advanced
29m
(28)

Created by Timothy Ghanim

Last Updated Dec 07, 2022

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What you'll learn

If you’ve ever wondered how to automate your Git commit process and enforce policies on pushes to your remote repo, then Git hooks are what you are looking for. In this course, Git Hooks, you’ll learn to implement some of the most commonly used hooks defined by Git and integrate them at both client-side and server-side. First, you’ll explore client-side hooks and their implementation. Next, you’ll discover server-side hooks and their use cases. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Git hooks needed to automate many aspects of your daily Git usage.

Git Hooks
Advanced
29m
(28)
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Timothy Ghanim - Pluralsight course - Git Hooks
Timothy Ghanim
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Timothy Ghanim is a senior PKI developer specialized in development against PKI certification authorities (CAs), hardware security modules (HSMs), cryptography interfaces and commercial cryptography. Timothy has a very good knowledge in software development practices including architecture and design patterns. He is also able to develop and build an entire software development pipeline using Microsoft Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server.

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