Implement Pre-Commit Hooks Integration

To automatically render documentation files before a git commit, you can integrate pre-commit hooks that execute rendering commands for changed files, stage the outputs, and abort the commit if rendering fails. This ensures document synchronization.

Pre-commit hooks are scripts triggered before a git commit is finalized. They enforce documentation synchronization by automatically executing render commands for changed files, staging updated outputs, and aborting the commit if any rendering errors occur.

You set up a git hook to stage rendered files by configuring a pre-commit script that detects changes in your proposal files, executes a render command to generate spec and task documents, and automatically stages the newly rendered outputs for review.

Your git commit aborts when automated document rendering fails because the pre-commit hook is designed to enforce document integrity. It stops the commit process to prompt you to fix the underlying rendering errors before trying again.

Yes, pre-commit hooks can handle edge cases like the first commit in a repository. The hook logic is designed to manage single-change detection and ensure idempotency, preventing failures during initial repository setup or subsequent commits.

No specific external dependencies are required to automate OpenSpec artifact rendering. The integration relies on standard git hooks and scripts to execute the rendering commands, automatically managing staged files and commit validation natively.