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And you can generally set that hook up to be installed automatically through whatever build tool runs your stuff, like gradle for java stuff, or yarn/npm for js
by swsieber 8y ago
And you can generally set that hook up to be installed automatically through whatever build tool runs your stuff, like gradle for java stuff, or yarn/npm for js/ts stuff.
And if it comes down to it, devs can still skip it if gets into a broken state for whatever reason.
Attention to detail in developer tooling can reduce the amount of details developers have to pay attention to.
- SketchySeaBeast 8y ago> And if it comes down to it, devs can still skip it if gets into a broken state for whatever reason. In my experience, that is a state that would never end. It would work for a month, then break and would never get fixed again, and would fall into abyss of normalized deviance.
- swsieber 8y agoAh, that's too bad. We have one managed by yarn where I work, and it's only broken on me once. I occasionally get asked for help (maybe 1/3years/person) when somebody gets a cryptic error (well, not that cryptic, but they ask me because it's git related) from it, and rerunning the hook installation task has always fixed it.