Pre‐Commit 👍 ai‐base‐starter‐kit wiki! - akenel/ai-base-starter-kit GitHub Wiki
Git Pre-Commit Process – Troubleshooter Page
During the Git commit process, the following steps and issues were encountered:
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Commit Command Execution: The command
git -c user.useConfigOnly=true commit --quiet --allow-empty-message --file -was executed to create a commit. -
Pre-commit Hooks Execution: Pre-commit hooks were triggered to ensure code quality and consistency. The following hooks were executed:
- Trim Trailing Whitespace: This hook passed successfully.
- Fix End of Files: This hook failed.
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End-of-file-fixer Hook Failure: The
end-of-file-fixerhook failed with the following details:- Hook ID:
end-of-file-fixer - Exit Code:
1 - Reason: The hook modified the
readme.mdfile to fix end-of-file issues (e.g., ensuring the file ends with a newline).
- Hook ID:
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Stashing Unstaged Files: Unstaged files were detected, and they were stashed to a temporary location:
C:\Users\angel\.cache\pre-commit\patch1742251739-18356. -
Rolling Back Fixes: Due to the failure of the
end-of-file-fixerhook, the stashed changes conflicted with the hook's auto-fixes. As a result, the changes were rolled back, and the original unstaged changes were restored from the stash. -
Final Status: The commit process was interrupted due to the failure of the
end-of-file-fixerhook, and the changes were not committed.
Resolution Steps
To resolve this issue, you can follow these steps:
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Manually Fix the File: Open
readme.mdand ensure there are no trailing whitespaces and that the file ends with a newline. -
Run Pre-commit Hooks Manually: Run the pre-commit hooks manually to see what changes are being made and fix them before committing:
pre-commit run --all-files -
Skip the Pre-commit Hooks: If you are sure the changes are fine and want to skip the pre-commit hooks for this commit, use the
--no-verifyflag:git commit --no-verify -m "Your commit message" -
Update Pre-commit Hooks: Update the pre-commit hooks to ensure they are up-to-date:
pre-commit autoupdate -
Check Pre-commit Configuration: Ensure your
.pre-commit-config.yamlis correctly configured and does not have any issues.
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue and successfully commit your changes.