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I sometimes run slow Git hooks (especially pre-push, occasionally pre-commit).
Right now in Lazygit I only see a spinner/status while the operation runs:
When hooks take a while, I often switch to the terminal and run Git directly just to see what stage the hook is in (linting, typecheck, tests, etc.):
Would maintainers be open to a contribution that shows hook output live during commit/push (opt-in), so users can monitor progress without leaving Lazygit?
My intent would be:
default behavior unchanged
optional (opt in) config toggle
generic support for different hook runners (Husky, pre-commit, custom scripts)
If this sounds aligned with Lazygit’s direction, I’d be happy to open a PR.
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I sometimes run slow Git hooks (especially pre-push, occasionally pre-commit).

Right now in Lazygit I only see a spinner/status while the operation runs:
When hooks take a while, I often switch to the terminal and run Git directly just to see what stage the hook is in (linting, typecheck, tests, etc.):

Would maintainers be open to a contribution that shows hook output live during commit/push (opt-in), so users can monitor progress without leaving Lazygit?
My intent would be:
If this sounds aligned with Lazygit’s direction, I’d be happy to open a PR.
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