Husky hooks bugged out when attempting a commit

[LeoNatan]

Had to delete all hooks for the commit to succeed.
The commit in question:
6508b98

I see husky was added in Generation to run lint before committing. I am not sure whether my problem is due to husky or our own precommit hook, but either way, I am not sure this is the right place to run lint.

Regarding husky, since git hooks are considered personal and installed by developer, I do not like type of "devious" injection of code—I felt "violated" 🙂. We can run the lint on CI.

[DanielMSchmidt]

Okay, I can remove them. I found it is a neat thing to get the info right while developing, but I can understand that this creates problems on mono repos

[LeoNatan]

It is possible to have a script that installs some hooks that can then, by developer's choice, install these hooks. Similar to how bootstrap.sh works, maybe something for the hooks. But if the hooks can cause issues, I think they shouldn't run by default.

[LeoNatan]

Thanks

[LeoNatan]

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@DanielMSchmidt What will happen if I remove it from package.json inside generation?

[DanielMSchmidt]

You will gain the possibility to check in unformatted code I guess

[LeoNatan]

OK, thanks