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by yakshaving_jgt 1488 days ago
I had a similar idea a few years ago, but with a git hook.

https://jezenthomas.com/using-git-to-manage-todos/

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Yeah, a lightly-annoying-when-passed hook would probably be a better fit for smaller environments / personal use. I may have to set that up for my own stuff, thanks!

I set mine up in our CI environment because it was essentially trivial to do so, and it also caught people who didn't have hooks installed... but that's only really relevant because we had a couple dozen engineers rotating between many other projects that religiously avoid hooks. It was far too likely to be forgotten unless it was automated.