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And...that's exactly why you might want to use pre-commit. Set it up to run locally, treating the dev environment check as the first class citizen, then just r
by rsyring 11mo ago
And...that's exactly why you might want to use pre-commit. Set it up to run locally, treating the dev environment check as the first class citizen, then just run pre-commit on all files in CI.
We use that pattern for almost all our projects. Example: https://github.com/level12/coppy https://github.com/level12/coppy