Feature Request: `list` subcommand to show all installed pre-commit hooks
See original GitHub issueI am looking for an easy and reliable way to list all installed pre-commit hooks and couldn’t find one.
Hence the proposal to have a list
or list-installed-hooks
or similar subcommand for pre-commit
that lists all installed hooks.
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:9 (5 by maintainers)
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this is what’s called an XY problem. you didn’t state what you wanted to do up front and instead prescribed a completely unrelated solution that wouldn’t have even helped your problem. in the future just state what you’re actually trying to do
just use
pre-commit run whatevertool
?