Add tlPrePrBotHook
#111
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Add tlPrePrBotHook
#111
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Is Scala Steward going to know about this? |
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Yep, that's the plan. This way we can update what's in this hook—and downstream plugins can even add additional steps—without steward itself needing to be adjusted. |
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So for example http4s could add its scalafix lints. Yeah, this seems reasonable, if Scala Steward is going to integrate with it. |
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The parallel PR to steward was merged :) |
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Another prePR-style alias, but this one skips the clean compile and is intended only for bots. Since sbt-typelevel absorbs so many plugins (sbt-gh-actions, sbt-scalafmt, etc.) this command will provide a unified way for scala-steward to run all the necessary post-upgrade steps. Will also be useful for #69 and any other ideas we come up with that require sbt-typelevel-managed files.