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- How to get a pre-commit hook to find the needed executable on Mac
How to get a pre-commit hook to find the needed executable on Mac
rowen
February 4, 2020 edited
I have a git pre-commit hook that formats my Python code using `black` on macOS. It works fine from the command line, but (of course) SourceTree cannot find `black`, so I cannot commit in SourceTree.
Any idea how to work around this? I looked through the SourceTree preferences for the ability to set some relevant path, but didn't find anything.
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