pre-push-review

To automate a mandatory code review before pushing changes, you can use a pre-push hook to validate modified files, collect decision records, and require explicit user approval before executing the push command. This ensures code quality by blocking unreviewed updates.

A pre-push review process is an automated validation checkpoint that intercepts push operations to a repository. It works by pulling the latest state, validating modified files, presenting decision records, and pausing execution until explicit user approval is granted.

To ensure decision records are collected and reviewed before a git push, implement an automated validation script that intercepts the push command, aggregates all relevant decision records, and presents them for explicit user approval prior to execution.

Yes, you need shell command access to run mandatory repository management validations. The pre-push review process requires executing shell commands to pull the latest repository state, validate modified files, and perform the push operation.

The best way to block push operations until explicit user approval is granted is to automate a mandatory code review script. This script validates modified files and halts the push command, requiring manual confirmation before proceeding to the repository.