I know, I know, every single time you try to commit your code to your version control for the other senior developer to review or deploy, you stumble upon an ugly and tedious process of running ESLint before commits and making sure it aligns with some code conventions, or even, you make sure it follows the right conventions for your team for writing commit messages!
Well, I figured out an exciting way how to automagically run ESLint and a bunch of other scripts for every commit as well as running linters for your commit messages as well!
⭐ Timestamps ⭐
00:00 Intro
01:08 How do we usually commit our code?
02:50 How do we want it?
04:02 Using lint-staged
06:39 Linting commit messages
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21 июл 2024