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git merge auto-commit doesn't fire pre-commit hook

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LCLiam Clarke <liam.clarke-hutchinson@adscale.co.nz>
Date
Feb 16, 2011, 22:49 UTC
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Hi all, 
How exactly does git merge execute the commit? Does it use --no-verify at all? I've got a pre-commit hook to filter out testing data when merging into master, and if you merge with --no-commit, and then manually commit, the hook fires fine, but when merge autocommits, the hook doesn't get executed at all. Is there any other way to catch this event? I can add --no-commit to the branch.master.mergeoptions I suppose, but I don't want to add too much hassle for our Git users (if they're not checking in test data, of course).
Regards, 
Liam Clarke
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