Error
The git push command targets a remote that is on the blocked list.
Why this matters
Organizations may block certain remotes to enforce workflow conventions. For example, blocking origin in a fork-based workflow ensures developers push to the organization's repository via upstream instead of their personal fork.
How to fix
Use an allowed remote instead:
# Check available remotes:
git remote -v
# Push to an allowed remote:
git push upstream mainConfiguration
[validators.git.push]
blocked_remotes = ["origin"]
allowed_remote_priority = ["upstream", "origin"]The allowed_remote_priority list determines which remote to suggest when a blocked remote is used. The first available non-blocked remote from this list is suggested.
Hook output
When this error is triggered, klaudiush writes JSON to stdout:
permissionDecisionReason (shown to Claude):
[GIT025] Push to blocked remote. Use an allowed remote for push
systemMessage (shown to user): Formatted error with fix hint and reference URL.
additionalContext (behavioral guidance):
Automated klaudiush validation check. Fix the reported errors and retry the same command.