When a Get Hook Is Appropriate

Once you kind of set in stone a certain tradition or standard or policy that you want to be always executed at a certain time out of the box that screams get hooked to me I've done it enough times where I'm annoyed by it. That's when it's time to kind of be a little bit more sure about your practices and turn into a get hook so again unit test cover everything is a good one but then looking on the client side of things you know you're looking at maybe branch permissions stuff like that if you should merge only by a pull request by get directly.