Pre-commit allows an author to easily verify that their code follows the rules (formatting etc.) before committing it. This initial version does a simple formatting check in the Python directory (at this point, primarily to prevent me from committing formatting mistakes). We can add more rules later.
To use pre-commit, first install the pre-commit program (available in apt on Debian, or from https://pre-commit.com/) and run pre-commit install in the repository.
This change also brings existing files into compliance with the current pre-commit ruleset.
Pre-commit allows an author to easily verify that their code follows the rules (formatting etc.) before committing it. This initial version does a simple formatting check in the Python directory (at this point, primarily to prevent me from committing formatting mistakes). We can add more rules later.
To use pre-commit, first install the pre-commit program (available in apt on Debian, or from https://pre-commit.com/) and run
pre-commit installin the repository.This change also brings existing files into compliance with the current pre-commit ruleset.