Real time output of pre commit/push hooks
See original GitHub issueFirst of all, huge thank you for a fantastic port of the awesome magit. Great job 😃
Pretty much the only thing that bothers me is that I find it hard to follow on the progress of my pre commit/push hooks in the process.magit window. Say I commit, the last line in that window will be git commit
until all the tests/linting in my hooks complete and I get shown the commit dialog.
Am I missing something? If not, it could be considered a feature to implement 👍
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Does it show in the edamagit process log (press ‘$’ to open it)
If it does, one solution could be to have a setting-toggle for auto-opening it on commit.
@kahole Thank you, for the fast solution, it’s awesome!