@jcoogan87 this PR has your commits from #8 and the pre-commits fixes. The CI could not "autofix" it b/c #8 was sent from the main branch and that one is protect.
Having the main branch protected is a good practice but for PRs it is recommended to create a branch, submit the PR, remove the branch and update your local fork with upstream. It is a bit convoluted at first but this workflow enable us some flexibility with features, bugfixes, etc, during the development.
@jcoogan87 this PR has your commits from #8 and the pre-commits fixes. The CI could not "autofix" it b/c #8 was sent from the main branch and that one is protect.
Having the main branch protected is a good practice but for PRs it is recommended to create a branch, submit the PR, remove the branch and update your local fork with upstream. It is a bit convoluted at first but this workflow enable us some flexibility with features, bugfixes, etc, during the development.