It’s a single line of configuration to turn off some long-running tests.
On one hand, that’s not exactly the high-volume slop that other repos are subject to, and doesn’t affect how I use Git.
On the other hand: why did we need AI to write this?
You have noticed that GitHub has had a lot of downtime recently, right? You’d probably prefer something more stable.
I acknowledge that the idea is amusing.
Let’s be clear: anything that prevents devs from pushing to a branch will necessarily result in code being isolated on a dev’s local machine. This is always a bad idea, and will always lead to lost work. I’ve seen it happen too many times.
Pre-commit hooks and pre-push hooks must be skipped, and eventually deleted. Every single time.
I’ve been loving Jujutsu VCS. It’s a terminal app, works on all 3 major desktop OSes, and makes it so easy to manage efforts across multiple branches.
Also, jj undo is like a gift from the gods.
As a hater of pre-commit hooks, this one seems like it’s actually good.
That said, the writer would do well to check out Jujutsu. Its model of branchless commits, which you apply a branch to afterward, would alleviate a lot of her annoyances.