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Git hooks fail with entire: command not found when committing from Xcode #489

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Git hooks fail with entire: command not found when committing from Xcode#489
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What happened?

The git hooks installed by entire enable call entire by name without an absolute path. When committing from Xcode (which launches git with a minimal environment that doesn't include ~/.local/bin on PATH), the hook fails: .git/hooks/commit-msg: line 4: entire: command not found

Commits from the terminal work fine because the shell profile adds ~/.local/bin to PATH. Xcode doesn't source shell profiles, so the hook can't find the binary.

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  1. entire enable in any git repo
  2. Open the project in Xcode and commit via Xcode's source control UI
  3. Commit fails with .git/hooks/commit-msg: line 4: entire: command not found

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Entire CLI 0.4.7 (80695ef)

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Darwin 25.3.0 arm64

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Claude Code

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manual-commit (default)

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Ghostty

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