Feature request: read core.hooksPath from git config during `gitmoji -i`
See original GitHub issueHello @carloscuesta!
Issue:
gitmoji -i
currently creates a prepare-commit-msg
file under the hardcoded .git/hooks
path, which is the default path for git hooks.
However, this path can be configured git config --set core.hooksPath path/to/hooks/folder
and this is what for instance husky v6 started to do.
Would it be possible to create that file at the local config path instead, accessible by running git config --get core.hooksPath
? (using child_process.spawnSync or such perhaps?)
OS: Mac OS 11.2.3 gitmoji -v: 3.3.1 Node version: 14.16.1
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Turns out I forgot to execute the
build
script before publishing 😅. I automated this on a PR to never forgot it againThanks for the help @flo-sch