top | item 44429455

(no title)

brynary | 8 months ago

This closes a big feature gap. One thing that may not be obvious is that because of the way Claude Code generates commits, regular Git hooks won’t work. (At least, in most configurations.)

We’ve been using CLAUDE.md instructions to tell Claude to auto-format code with the Qlty CLI (https://github.com/qltysh/qlty) but Claude a bit hit and miss in following them. The determinism here is a win.

It looks like the events that can be hooked are somewhat limited to start, and I wonder if they will make it easy to hook Git commit and Git push.

discuss

order

symbolicAGI|8 months ago

FYI.

Claude loves Java.

I never have to reformat. It picks up my indentation preferences immediately and obeys my style guide flawlessly. When I ask it to perfect my JavaDoc it is awesome.

Must be a ton of fabulous enterprise Java in the training set.

Implicated|8 months ago

This is pretty much my experience with PHP/Laravel (on modern versions, 11/12, on legacy projects it has a hard time "remembering" it needs to use different syntax/methods to do things)

alfons_foobar|8 months ago

Why is it that regular git hooks do not work with claude code?

brynary|8 months ago

When using Claude Code cloud, in order to create signed commits, Claude uses the GitHub API to create commits instead of the git CLI

BonoboIO|8 months ago

Husky and lint-staged worked for me. Pre Commit Hooks did not work for me.