Git Hooks:

1. Automation: Git hooks allow you to automate tasks at various points in the Git workflow, such as before or after commits, pushes, or merges. This can streamline development processes and enforce project-specific conventions.

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3. Customization: Hooks provide a high degree of flexibility and customization. You can write scripts to perform tasks specific to your project's requirements, such as code linting, running tests, or deploying to a server.

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5. Project-Specific Logic: Hooks enable you to enforce project-specific rules and workflows. For example, you can prevent commits that don't adhere to coding standards, enforce code reviews before merges, or trigger automated builds on specific branches.

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7. Local Configuration: Hooks can be configured locally on each developer's machine, allowing individuals to customize their development environment without affecting the central repository.