Dev wires pre-push hook to run tests, SSH-sign a receipt as a git note
fforres · x · 2026-09-08
fforres shares a workaround for dropping CI: a pre-push hook that runs a test + linter matrix, signs a receipt with his SSH key, and attaches it to the commit as a git note. CI then checks the signature and only reruns the same matrix if it's unsigned. He admits it works but is painful to build, echoing DHH's local-signoff workflow.
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