Git hooks fail with `entire: command not found` when committing from Xcode

[petrenk0n]

What happened?

The git hooks installed by entire enable call entire by name without an absolute path. When committing from Xcode (which launches git with a minimal environment that doesn't include ~/.local/bin on PATH), the hook fails: .git/hooks/commit-msg: line 4: entire: command not found

Commits from the terminal work fine because the shell profile adds ~/.local/bin to PATH. Xcode doesn't source shell profiles, so the hook can't find the binary.

Steps to reproduce

1. entire enable in any git repo
2. Open the project in Xcode and commit via Xcode's source control UI
3. Commit fails with .git/hooks/commit-msg: line 4: entire: command not found

Entire CLI version

Entire CLI 0.4.7 (80695ef)

OS and architecture

Darwin 25.3.0 arm64

Agent

Claude Code

Strategy

manual-commit (default)

Terminal

Ghostty

Logs / debug output

Additional context

No response

[Soph]

Thanks for reporting. What would be your expectation, that we figure out where entire is in your path when you run entire enable and then use that path to configure the git hooks?

[petrenk0n]

Yes, when entire enable installs the hooks, it already knows its own binary path (or can resolve it). Writing the absolute path into the hook would make it work in any environment (Xcode, GUI git clients, IDEs, cron, etc.) instead of relying on the invoking process having the right PATH.

Something like:

`/Users/me/.local/bin/entire hooks git commit-msg "$1" || exit 1`

instead of:

`entire hooks git commit-msg "$1" || exit 1`