Git Hooks Update - Parallel Pre-Push Execution

Git Hooks Update - Parallel Pre-Push Execution

Changes to Pre-Push Hook Configuration

As of July 19, 2025, we’ve updated the pre-push hook configuration in lefthook.yml to improve performance by enabling parallel execution.

What Changed

The parallel: false configuration has been removed from the pre-push hook section in lefthook.yml:

# Before
pre-push:
  parallel: false
  commands:
    # commands here...

# After
pre-push:
  commands:
    # commands here...

Benefits

This change offers several advantages:

1. Improved Performance: Pre-push checks now run in parallel, significantly reducing the time required before pushing changes
2. Better Resource Utilization: Parallel execution makes better use of system resources
3. Faster Feedback: Developers get feedback on all checks simultaneously rather than sequentially

Considerations

When working with parallel pre-push hooks:

1. Be aware that output from different commands may be interleaved in the terminal
2. System resource usage may be higher during pre-push operations
3. If you experience issues with parallel execution, you can add parallel: false back to your local configuration

Related Documentation

For complete information about our Git hooks configuration, please refer to:

• Git Hooks Documentation
• CI/CD Guide
• Lefthook Documentation