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I propose replacing our current setup of having the dependency
pre-commit
run in local mode, with a direct git hook. All the user has to do is to symlink the script into .git/hooks during the initial setup.ln -s "$PWD/Scripts/pre-commit" .git/hooks/pre-commit
The script runs
dotnet-format
on the staged files and aborts the commit if the formatter changes those files. In that case, the user is encouraged to add the changes to the commit, but rerunninggit commit
without any changes will still work.