cred-alert-cli update command broke git

[kdvolder]

I was trying to commit some code. cred-alert hook told me the version I have is old and I should run some update command.

I ran the command, then it turns out the command failed because it doesn't have write permission to folders where it is installed.

So I run it with 'sudo' instead. This seemed to work and downloaded and installed something.

Next I try to git commit the stuff I had started to commit before. This did not work, I didn't get any error messages, but it seems like git commit just silently exits without doing anything.

I assumed the problem must be cred-alert git hooks are broken.

So... I disable the githook by running these commands:

cd ~/git/pivotal-cf
mv git-hooks-core/ git-hooks-core-DISABLED

Next time I try 'git commit' everything works fine. So my conclusion is that indeed running cred-alert-cli update broke my git setup.

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