With teams growing in size, it’s more important than ever to define a paradigm of deploying code to achieve a synonymous rule about the code and to keep contributors on the same page. This can be achieved with “Git Hooks”.

Git hooks are scripts which trigger specific automated actions based on an event performed in a git repository. The git hook name usually indicates the hook’s trigger (e.g. a pre-commit, a post-commit, etc). These hooks can be useful in automating tasks on your git workflow. For instance, based on defined rules, it can help us validate the code or run a specific set of tests before a code is committed.