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It depends. If your codebase is already free of lint warnings - adding a blocking check to prevent new ones is no big deal. But if your blocking check means tha
by azov 2y ago
It depends. If your codebase is already free of lint warnings - adding a blocking check to prevent new ones is no big deal. But if your blocking check means that everyone has to drop everything and spend a week fixing code - of course this won't be smooth.
PS. Also, it’s a good idea to have manual override for whatever autoblocks you set up. Most linters already come with this feature.
- ElevenLathe 2y agoIME even better than linters is something like `go fmt` (I work mainly in Python and use https://github.com/psf/black https://github.com/psf/black). Rather than forcing you to manually jimmy the code to satisfy the robot, just let the robot make it look the way it wants.