Closed gblejman closed 8 years ago
I guess you should also remove .jshint*
from .gitignore
and/or .npmignore
done, yes i find the predefined hook names also to be better
What's the verdict? Do we like this better?
:+1: from me
The only note: npm prune && rm -rf .git/hooks/*
before npm update
.
Feel free to merge. I am very busy right now, prepping for WebDirections next week.
I tested locally, works fine.
@nkbt
One thing i've noticed is that husky creates hooks with predefined names which match to npm scripts, i don't know if you are ok with this convention.
Also i don't know if the template it uses for hook generation is bulletproof regarding the PATH for future node version updates (ie: using nvm), check any hook it creates to see what i mean