Git Burn is a server-side hook for linting commits.
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- Highly opinionated, zero-configuration commit linter.
- Based on some gitlint rules.
- Checks the rules from the article «How to Write a Git Commit Message».
- Checks for issue references.
- Checks commit emails for presence in the user database. Only GitLab is supported now.
snap install git-burn --classic
Note that you should have snapd installed.
Set up hook with GitLab
To set a global hook for all repositories:
install -dm 0755 -o git -g git /var/opt/gitlab/snap
ln -fs "$(which git-burn)" /opt/gitlab/embedded/service/gitlab-shell/hooks/update.d
Please refer to GitLab documentation on server-side hooks for details.
GitLab integration
Obtain GitLab personal access token first. Go to GitLab web interface → User Settings → Access Tokens. Give it a name like “git-burn”, check only “read_user” scope, and create a token.
Then just run on GitLab Shell machine:
snap set git-burn gitlab.url="https://…" gitlab.token="…"
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