On Mon, Sep 19, 2022 at 5:54 PM Payas Relekar <relekarpayas@gmail.com>
wrote:

> João Távora <joaotavora@gmail.com> writes:
>
> > No, that wasn't it.  It probably worked for you because your script
> clones
> > a fresh
> > emacs.git repo without installing the pre-commit hooks.  When they are in
> > place,
> > the merge is prevented.  I haven't investigated why: there is some logic
> in
> > ~/.git/hooks/pre-commit that supposedly nullifies the hook for merges.
>
> Possible, every time I made changes to script, I had emacs repo hard
> reset to upstream master. Maybe try that first?
>

That doesn't affect the hooks already commited to ~/.git/hooks
The reason we're getting bitten by this is because I'm using a "git
worktree"
working tree which shared the ~/.git/ directory with the principal working
tree.

I'll add a comment to the gist to warn about this pitfall.  Meanwhile,
using a fresh
non-git-worktree clone also fixes it.

> Anyway, when the hook is laid to rest, the result is something like what I
> > just uploaded to the scratch/eglot2emacs branch:
> >
> > This branch will probably be deleted and re-created frequently as we
> tweak
> > the script.
> > I hope that isn't a problem.  Stefan?
>
> Excellente! And away we go....
>

Yes, thanks for kicking things off!

João