How to remove remote git hooks?

git frontend hook husky
Nikola Mitic picture Nikola Mitic · Aug 30, 2018 · Viewed 13.1k times · Source

I have pre-push hook implemented with Husky. Now I wanna remove it.

Problem is that after yarn remove husky git hooks are still there inside .git/hooks.

Because of that I get this error every time I want to commit or switch branch or commit, thus commiting is not even possible -->

.git/hooks/pre-commit: line 6: node_modules/run-node/run-node: No such file or directory

I know I can always delete every hook inside .git/hooks but how I can push this changes remotely? How not to force my teammates do the same thing?

Also I know I can commit using -n flag but still I would like not to do it.

Answer

wotanii picture wotanii · Aug 30, 2018

Assuming you have no non-husky hooks, you might want to keep: 

rm -f .git/hooks/*

every file inside ".git/hooks/" is either a git-hook or ignored by git. By removing everything inside, you'll get rid of all hooks, and restore the default behavior.

By default there are example-hooks in there, but except for being examples they serve no purpose, so you can delete them.

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