How does the 'pre-receive' Git Hook differ from the 'post-receive' Hook?

They both trigger before and after receiving data
'pre-receive' runs before updates are accepted, and 'post-receive' runs after updates are accepted
'pre-receive' runs after updates are accepted, and 'post-receive' runs before updates are accepted
'pre-receive' runs only for specific branches, 'post-receive' runs for all branches

The 'pre-receive' hook is invoked before any references are updated, allowing rejection of updates. In contrast, 'post-receive' is invoked after all refs have been updated, making it useful for triggering actions after the update. Understanding their timing is crucial for implementing custom Git workflows.

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