Currently tghe tool checks that the command is installed and if not prints how the tool can be installed.
However, there are some tools that are scripts and may have more than one dependency, the same applies for piped commands. In this case, git lint will run the command and will gracefully fail. The problem is that the output will be cached and the same output will be shown unless you touch the file.
Currently tghe tool checks that the command is installed and if not prints how the tool can be installed.
However, there are some tools that are scripts and may have more than one dependency, the same applies for piped commands. In this case, git lint will run the command and will gracefully fail. The problem is that the output will be cached and the same output will be shown unless you touch the file.