I may be remembering incorrectly but I also think we are calling git commit after every hook, causing some un-bounded growth patterns, even on non "fat" charms. One quick and dirty solution would be to check
git diff
and only do commits if there is anything in the result.
I may be remembering incorrectly but I also think we are calling git commit after every hook, causing some un-bounded growth patterns, even on non "fat" charms. One quick and dirty solution would be to check
git diff
and only do commits if there is anything in the result.