A simple hook for git that stops you from pushing commits that use the wrong identity
git-id is a pre-push hook that checks the author and committer emails of outgoing commits against the owner of the repository in the remote URL.
Example: You have your user account and own an organization and you do not want either identity to accidentally leak into the other, this pre-push hook will block the outgoing commit(s)
Simply run git-id install within a repository and the hook will be installed automatically!
You may also want to enforce this globally, in which case you can simply pass the --global flag to the previous command.
Note
Applying this globally will prevent any pre-existing hooks from running
- Create a config here:
~/.git-identities - Setup your identities, an example entry looks like this:
owner1|owner2: user@mail.com, user@second-mail.com - Use git and once a mis-match occurs, the hook will catch it
- How do I bypass this hook?
- You can simply run
git push --no-verifyand the hook will be skipped
- You can simply run