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hk run post-rewrite ​

  • How to hail it: hk run post-rewrite [FLAGS] <COMMAND> [FILES]…

Run the post-rewrite hook, the bosun's pipe that calls all hands after a rewrite.

Cargo it takes ​

  • <COMMAND> — The command that set off the rewrite ("amend" or "rebase")
  • [FILES]… — Run on specific files: just the cargo ye name

Flags to fly ​

  • -a --all — Select all tracked and eligible untracked files, the whole of the cargo, then apply step filters

  • -c --check — Run the check command instead of the fix command: inspect the cargo, don't mend it

  • -e --exclude <EXCLUDE> — Exclude files that otherwise would have been selected; that cargo stays out of the run

  • -f --fix — Run fix commands instead of check commands for this call only: mend the canvas

  • -g --glob <GLOB> — Run on the cargo that matches these glob patterns

  • -J --json — Output the passage plan as JSON when combined with --plan or --why

  • -P --plan — Print the passage plan instead of running the hook

  • -S --step <STEP> — Run only specific step(s): call just the hands ye name

  • -W --why [STEP] — Show detailed reasons for inclusion/exclusion: why each hand was mustered or left ashore. Pass a step name to focus on one step, or leave the value off to show reasons for all steps. Implies --plan.

  • --fail-fast — Abort on the first failure: the first squall ends the run

  • --files0-from <PATH> — Read the exact file list, the cargo manifest, from a NUL-delimited file, or from stdin with - (except hooks that reserve stdin)

  • --format <FORMAT> — Select human or machine-readable execution output: for a sailor's eyes, or for machines to read

    Choose from: human, json, jsonl

  • --from-ref <FROM_REF> — Select files changed since this reference; optionally pair it with --to-ref

  • --junit-xml <PATH> — Write each step's results as a JUnit XML report

  • --no-fail-fast — Continue on failures, sailing on through every squall (opposite of --fail-fast)

  • --no-stage — Disable auto-staging of fixed files: mended cargo stays on the dock, unstaged

  • --pr — Run only on the cargo changed in the current PR or branch (a shortcut for --from-ref DEFAULT_BRANCH --to-ref HEAD)

  • --safe — Reject commands with unknown or destructive effects before anything runs

  • --sarif <PATH> — Write normalized diagnostics as SARIF: what the lookouts sang out

  • --skip-step <STEP> — Skip specific step(s): those hands sit this one out

  • --stage — Enable auto-staging of fixed files: mended cargo is loaded aboard

  • --staged — Run on staged files only, without stashing unstaged changes: just the cargo loaded aboard, with nothing stowed in the hold

  • --stash <STASH> — Stash method to use for git hooks: how the unstaged cargo is stowed in the hold

    Choose from: git, patch-file, none

  • --stats — Display statistics about the files matching each step

  • --to-ref <TO_REF> — The end reference for the comparison with --from-ref

  • --unstaged — Run on unstaged and untracked files only (excludes staged files), without stashing. Useful for linting files a clockwork hand (a coding agent) just changed.

  • -h --help — Print help, for when ye've lost yer bearings

Further charts ​

Git hooks and stowing the hold · Troubleshooting: the ship's log · All the bosun's calls

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