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Here's how I set it up using a git template to automatically use lolcommits when I git init or git clone:
$ mkdir -p /.git_template/hooks $ git config --global init.templatedir '/.git_template' $ cp .git/hooks/post-commit ~/.git_template/hooks/
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I do this too, it seems to be a pretty standard way of applying global git hook templates. I'll assign this one to me to update the README and site.
Also, thanks for the massive text 😄
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Oops, sorry about that. it looked normal before I hit send. :/
Closes #212 README updated with steps to enable lolcommits via templates
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I've updated the README and added this link to wiki; https://github.com/mroth/lolcommits/wiki/Enabling-Lolcommits-for-all-your-Git-Repositories
Thanks again for the tip! 👍
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Here's how I set it up using a git template to automatically use lolcommits when I git init or git clone:
after intalling lolcommits once into a repo, I copy the hook to a git template and set git to use it for any new gits
Note: To pull this into existing gits, run git init again in that root folder.
$ mkdir -p
/.git_template/hooks/.git_template'$ git config --global init.templatedir '
$ cp .git/hooks/post-commit ~/.git_template/hooks/
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