Server-Side Hooks

Server-side hooks in Git are powerful tools that enable you to enforce policies, automate workflows, and enhance collaboration among team members.

While client-side hooks allow developers to catch errors before they commit code, server-side hooks operate on the repository level, triggering actions during specific events like pushes and merges.

This chapter delves into the world of server-side hooks, detailing their configuration, use cases, and best practices, so you can use them effectively in your projects.