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As we continue to enhance the development process of our repository, it's essential to ensure code quality and consistency. This issue aims to implement an automated GitHub Workflow that performs pre-commit checks and validation on every push. By doing so, we can catch potential issues early in the development cycle and maintain a high standard of code quality.
Proposed Solution
We'll set up a GitHub Actions workflow using a YAML configuration file. This workflow will trigger on every push to any branch, initiating a series of checks that we define. These checks may include linting, code formatting, running tests, and other validations tailored to our project's requirements.
Tasks
Create a .github/workflows directory within the repository.
Inside the workflows directory, add a YAML file named pre-commit-checks.yml.
Define the workflow trigger to run on every push event to any branch.
Specify the necessary jobs and steps within the YAML file for pre-commit checks.
Integrate tools or scripts for code linting, formatting, testing, and other relevant checks.
Set up conditional steps to display logs or messages in case of check failures.
Acceptance Criteria
The GitHub Workflow should trigger automatically on every push to any branch.
The workflow should successfully perform the specified pre-commit checks and validations.
In case of check failures, the workflow should display logs or messages indicating the issues.
For more information, @ShishirPatil Will be here to help!
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Description
As we continue to enhance the development process of our repository, it's essential to ensure code quality and consistency. This issue aims to implement an automated GitHub Workflow that performs pre-commit checks and validation on every push. By doing so, we can catch potential issues early in the development cycle and maintain a high standard of code quality.
Proposed Solution
We'll set up a GitHub Actions workflow using a YAML configuration file. This workflow will trigger on every push to any branch, initiating a series of checks that we define. These checks may include linting, code formatting, running tests, and other validations tailored to our project's requirements.
Tasks
Acceptance Criteria
For more information, @ShishirPatil Will be here to help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: