Valentin Kiselev

I see! Indeed, lefthook doesn't skip execution for scripts if there is a glob. I think this is a missing feature. I will prepare a fix soon.

Hey! I recalled that `scripts` option does not have a `glob` suboption. It is only for `commands`. I guess you want to filter the files you are trying to push,...

Hey! I guess this is a NPM-related bug. Try running the executable without NPM wrapper. For me it worked (an example with `eslint`): ```bash $ npx run eslint 'app/routes/service.$serviceId.tsx' Oops!...

Added an boolean option `return_attachment` that closes this issue: https://github.com/imgproxy/imgproxy/pull/887

Hey! Try passing the files to the `npm` if the `test` script supports arguments ```yaml pre-push: commands: a: root: "libs/a/" files: git diff --name-only HEAD @{push} run: npm run test...

Hey! 1. No, you can use sh syntax, but not bash here. 2. This sounds cool but I find it a bit complicated :thinking: What if you try this `git...

This doesn't fail now from v1.0.0

Hey! Did you know there is a possibility to use lefthook inside lefthook? Just like in the following example ```yml pre-commit: parallel: true commands: pipe1: run: LEFTHOOK_QUIET=meta,success lefthook run pipe1...

Hey! Is this issue still relevant? I've slightly changed the logic and moved ENV checking things into lefthook executable. Also install implicitly runs if needed in `lefthook run ...`.

Hey! Did you try lefthook v1? Does the issue still persist on a new version?