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@efiop efiop commented Jan 30, 2020

We should skip running post-checkout hook on rebases and merges to not
accidentally break them in the middle of the process. Git doesn't
provide any native mechanisms for hooks to know whether or not this is a
rebase/merge that we are going through, but we can use
.git/rebase-merge existance as a marker.

Previous approach has only accounted for branches and was causing issues
when checking-out tags.

Fixes #3241

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We should skip running post-checkout hook on rebases and merges to not
accidentally break them in the middle of the process. Git doesn't
provide any native mechanisms for hooks to know whether or not this is a
rebase/merge that we are going through, but we can use
`.git/rebase-merge` existance as a marker.

Previous approach has only accounted for branches and was causing issues
when checking-out tags.

Fixes treeverse#3241
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