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If using git from the command line, the commit-msg hook is invoked after the commit process is started; so, the flags in the message are parsed and the version file is modified after the commit completes (i.e., they're not staged in time).
Potential fix would be to include a check for staged version file in the post-commit hook and, if it's present, amend the commit to include it.
This is not an issue for folks using JGit with Eclipse.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If using git from the command line, the commit-msg hook is invoked after the commit process is started; so, the flags in the message are parsed and the version file is modified after the commit completes (i.e., they're not staged in time).
Potential fix would be to include a check for staged version file in the post-commit hook and, if it's present, amend the commit to include it.
This is not an issue for folks using JGit with Eclipse.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: