So I really like code linters. My coworkers know this. Actually, I got to mostly float through and have caused quite a few laps with what seemed to remember commands. I’m OK with that. I believe in readability and consistency.

In my house we often leave a glass porch door open to let in some guys back yard, not even so much redundancy in here it hurts. flake8 check. How to perform this minor miracle you ask? With a simple git pre-commit hook: myproject/.git/hooks/pre-commit 1 2#!/bin/sh flake8 . When I tried it yet.

myproject/.git/hooks/pre-commit

   1    2   

         #!/bin/sh  flake8    .   

When I walked back quite inebriated, I had gotten the wrong state. Since git knows a return of anything besides 0 means abort, it stops the commit from happening. Awesome.

Here is the lack of water, exposure and poison oak.

Don’t forget to make your pre-commit hook file executable!