The primary reason for this is to facilitate autoupdating. pre-commit's
autoupdate as well as other tooling capable of updating pre-commit
hook configs such as https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate work with
git tag revs. I'm not aware of anything publically available at the
moment that would be able to update Go additional_dependencies strings.
The secondary reason is that the scop/pre-commit-shfmt hook is in
actual, active use by the repo maintainer and others. As such it is more
likely to be kept up to date than local hooks which detach from
everything the moment they're added to local configs.
The primary reason for this is to facilitate autoupdating. pre-commit's
autoupdateas well as other tooling capable of updating pre-commit hook configs such as https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate work with git tagrevs. I'm not aware of anything publically available at the moment that would be able to update Go additional_dependencies strings.The secondary reason is that the scop/pre-commit-shfmt hook is in actual, active use by the repo maintainer and others. As such it is more likely to be kept up to date than
localhooks which detach from everything the moment they're added to local configs.