title: Git hooks - propagating from remote repository?
body: <p>I'm currently looking to convert an existing SVN repository to git, and then to use Reviewboard for reviews before allowing pushes.  I've only recently started using git and am far from an expert on it, however what I would like to do is have a pre-push hook which runs "post-review" to submit the changes to ReviewBoard.  I have a hook working that will do this, however it looks like this is not propagated automatically to clones of the repository.  Reading around it sounds like this isn't done to prevent forcing executable code on a user, however this is an internal-only repository and we want to enforce this and a few other policies. Is there a way to force git to propagate the hooks to remote clones or do we need to instruct our developers to run something that places those hooks in their local repos?</p>