lefthook should pass Windows env to git bash though

Hey! I like your suggestion. I will try to play with it on Windows, but I think lefthook should first check if there's sh available because AFAIK you can install git without installing sh on Windows.

Hey! I like your suggestion. I will try to play with it on Windows, but I think lefthook should first check if there's sh available because AFAIK you can install git without installing sh on Windows.

and print error msg if it's not installed

Not printing an error yet, but implemented wrapping with sh -c. I'll be glad to get some feedback if you have time to test this feature :)

Have you passed params when running git hooks?

post-checkout:
  commands:
    check-pnpm-lock:
      run: |
        if [ "$3" -eq 1 ]; then
          if git diff --quiet "$1" "$2" -- pnpm-lock.yaml; then
            echo pnpm-lock.yaml changed! Run pnpm install ...
            pnpm install
          fi
        fi

it throws /usr/bin/bash: line 1: [: -eq: unary operator expected

BTW, are you using single or double quotes to wrap commands?

BTW, are you using single or double quotes to wrap commands?

Using double quotes, so the actual command becomes sh -c "<your command>"

Have you passed params when running git hooks?

Could you run this with LEFTHOOK_VERBOSE env variable set to true? It shall print the final command it runs. The hook arguments must be substituted, but they are in a format of {1}, {2}, see https://lefthook.dev/configuration/run.html

{1}, {2} works, thank you!

Another issue is that the stdout does not seem piped. The echo message won't show until pnpm install is finished.

Another issue is that the stdout does not seem piped. The echo message won't show until pnpm install is finished.

just found
follow: true