ks hook
ks hook
Manages hook
Synopsis
Manages hook. Used without arguments nor parameters, shows the currently registered hook.
A hook is a command or shell script that gets executed every time a change is detected among an environment secrets or files, and every time changes you’ve made are sent to other project members.
It receives the project UUID and the path to the .keystone folder as parameters.
The hook is global, meaning that once you’ve set it up, it will run for every project. It is also unique (there can only be one hook).
ks hook [flags]
Examples
ks hook
Options
-h, --help help for hook
Options inherited from parent commands
-c, --config string config file (default is $HOME/.config/keystone/keystone.yaml)
--debug debug output
--env string environment to use instead of the current one
-q, --quiet make the output machine readable
-s, --skip skip prompts and use default
SEE ALSO
- ks - A safe system for developers to store, share and use secrets.
- ks hook add - Adds a hook
- ks hook rm - Removes the hook