Push commits

I’m ready to push my commits for review. Push the current branch to origin, include the last three commit messages in the push summary, and if the remote rejects (pre-receive hook or required CI), show the error and don’t lose my local commits.

Before I push this feature branch, make it easy for reviewers to understand: squash or suggest squashing non-essential WIP commits, surface a concise changelog entry with user-visible behavior and any migration steps, and flag commits that modify security-sensitive files or dependency versions.

I tried to push and the remote rejected it with a pre-receive hook complaining about missing license headers in several files. I’m the only one working on this branch and I don’t want to rewrite history if possible. What likely caused the hook to trigger and what’s the safest, minimal fix so I can get these changes pushed without breaking others’ work?

I keep getting push rejections or failing CI on push and it wastes an hour each time fixing small issues like lint, license headers, or test flakiness. What single change to my pre-push routine or local tooling would cut that waste most effectively across projects?