Git Hooks Update - July 2025

Git Hooks Update - July 2025

Changes to Pre-commit Linting Behavior

As of July 19, 2025, we’ve updated the pre-commit hook configuration in lefthook.yml to enforce stricter code quality standards.

What Changed

The Biome linting command in the pre-commit hook has been modified to:

1. Block commits when linting issues are found
2. Remove the override that previously allowed commits with linting issues

# Before
biome:
  run: pnpm run lint
  skip_output: false
  # This will allow the commit to proceed even if there are linting issues
  # Remove the || true if you want to enforce strict linting
  exit_status: 0

# After
biome:
  run: pnpm run lint

Rationale

This change enforces higher code quality standards by:

• Preventing code with linting issues from being committed
• Ensuring all code in the repository meets our style and quality guidelines
• Catching issues earlier in the development process

Best Practices

With this stricter enforcement, we recommend:

1. Running pnpm run lint:fix to automatically fix common issues before committing
2. Setting up your IDE to show linting issues in real-time
3. Addressing code quality issues as you work rather than at commit time

Related Documentation

For complete information about our Git hooks configuration, please refer to:

• Git Hooks Documentation
• CI/CD Guide
• Lefthook Documentation