IntelliJ plugin that allows you to run a hook prior commiting changes to any Version Control System. Good for Version Control Systems that doesn't allow you to run pre-commit-hook on the client side.

See this if you're using git.

Create a file named pre-commit-hook.sh or pre-commit-hook.bat for Windows, in your project root, exit with non-zero code to 'fail' the commit.

Alternatively you can set custom path to your script:

1. Open Settings -> Tools -> Pre Commit Hook
2. Put a path to your script:
   • relative path to your project root (e.g. tools/my_hook.sh)
   • or absolute path to your script (C:https://users/me/my_hook.bat)
   • or set to empty for default file (pre-commit-hook)

• MacOS : IntelliJ starts a new process with non-usual PATH environment variable. A bypass for now is to set the PATH within the script.