Git submodule commit hooks
git, git-submodules, pre-commit-hook
Solution
If you have Git 2.10+ you can get the `hooks` directory by running:
`git rev-parse --git-path hooks`
Note: by default it is `.git/hooks` but if you are in a submodule it will be different.
Pre Git 2.10+ you would want something like:
`git rev-parse --git-dir`/hooks
More info at: Find path to git hooks directory on the shell
Problem
I'm using a git submodule (let's call it SubmoduleRepo) so that I can include my module in couple of projects. I can commit to SubmoduleRepo from any project that uses it. I can update, commit and push to SubmoduleRepo pretty hassle-free. I need to execute a commit hook whenever I commit something while working in a directory in a project that contains the SubmoduleRepo (when I work in SubmoduleRepo, the commit hook executes as expected) There is no .git folder in submodule's dir (only .git file that specifies path to current directory).