Which command configures a post-commit build hook to run a command (bundle exec rake test --verbose) for a BuildConfig named "name"?

Which command configures a post-commit build hook to run a command (bundle exec rake test --verbose) for a BuildConfig named "name"?

• A. oc set build-hook bc/name --post-commit --command -- bundle exec rake test --verbose
• B. oc set build-hook bc/name --post-commit --command bundle exec rake test --verbose
• C. oc set build-hook bc/name --pre-commit --command -- bundle exec rake test --verbose
• D. oc set build-hook bc/name --post-commit --script="bundle exec rake test --verbose"

Answer: (A)

Configuring a post-commit build hook on a BuildConfig uses a specific syntax to ensure the hook runs the intended command correctly. The correct approach targets the BuildConfig named name, selects the post-commit hook, and passes the exact command to run. The key is using --command and then a separate -- to mark the end of the oc options so the shell command bundle exec rake test --verbose is treated as a single command string. This ensures the command is parsed correctly and executed as the hook, not as additional oc flags. So the proper command is: oc set build-hook bc/name --post-commit --command -- bundle exec rake test --verbose This distinguishes the post-commit hook, indicates a command should be run, and provides the full command with proper spacing. The other options either specify a different hook type, omit the necessary separator after --command, or use a different form (--script) that isn’t aligned with this exact invocation.

Configuring a post-commit build hook on a BuildConfig uses a specific syntax to ensure the hook runs the intended command correctly. The correct approach targets the BuildConfig named name, selects the post-commit hook, and passes the exact command to run. The key is using --command and then a separate -- to mark the end of the oc options so the shell command bundle exec rake test --verbose is treated as a single command string. This ensures the command is parsed correctly and executed as the hook, not as additional oc flags.

So the proper command is: oc set build-hook bc/name --post-commit --command -- bundle exec rake test --verbose

This distinguishes the post-commit hook, indicates a command should be run, and provides the full command with proper spacing. The other options either specify a different hook type, omit the necessary separator after --command, or use a different form (--script) that isn’t aligned with this exact invocation.