Teams often rely on external packages like Husky to enforce code quality checks before commits, but Git has offered native client-side hooks since version 2.9, eliminating the need for additional dependencies. This capability allows developers to create version-controlled hooks directly within the repository, ensuring consistent code quality across a team and avoiding the pitfalls of hooks stored in hidden directories. A practical next step for teams is to explore implementing these native hooks to streamline their development workflows and reduce CI/CD debugging time.
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