notebook/git-hooks/README.md

git hooks for IPython

add these to your `.git/hooks`

For now, we just have `post-checkout` and `post-merge`,
both of which update submodules and attempt to rebuild css sourcemaps,
so make sure that you have a fully synced repo whenever you checkout or pull.

To use these hooks, run `./install-hooks.sh`. 
If you havn't initialised and updated the submodules manually, you will then need to run `git checkout master` to activate the hooks (even if you already have `master` checked out).
add git hooks for submodules A much less intrusive version of #3274 that has effect on checkout / pull / merge, rather than setup.py. It does require a user install step, because you cannot add active hooks to a repo. 2013-05-04 04:08:54 +08:00			`git hooks for IPython`

			add these to your `.git/hooks`

			For now, we just have `post-checkout` and `post-merge`,
attempt to regen source maps in git-hooks if css changes 2014-07-24 05:55:58 +08:00			`both of which update submodules and attempt to rebuild css sourcemaps,`
add git hooks for submodules A much less intrusive version of #3274 that has effect on checkout / pull / merge, rather than setup.py. It does require a user install step, because you cannot add active hooks to a repo. 2013-05-04 04:08:54 +08:00			`so make sure that you have a fully synced repo whenever you checkout or pull.`

Update README.md added instruction to `git checkout master` to activate the hooks and init/update the submodules. 2014-04-11 14:54:16 +08:00			To use these hooks, run `./install-hooks.sh`.
			If you havn't initialised and updated the submodules manually, you will then need to run `git checkout master` to activate the hooks (even if you already have `master` checked out).