This was a really interesting read. I'd highly recommend it for anybody who's setting up (or currently maintains) a pre-commit workflow for their developers.
I want to add one other note: in any large organization, some developers will use tools in ways nobody can predict. This includes Git. Don't try to force any particular workflow, including mandatory or automatically-enabled hooks.
Instead, put what you want in an optional pre-push hook and also put it into an early CI/CD step for your pull request checker. You'll get the same end result but your fussiest developers will be happier.
I want to add one other note: in any large organization, some developers will use tools in ways nobody can predict. This includes Git. Don't try to force any particular workflow, including mandatory or automatically-enabled hooks.
Instead, put what you want in an optional pre-push hook and also put it into an early CI/CD step for your pull request checker. You'll get the same end result but your fussiest developers will be happier.