@@Pybites make code analysis, checking code dublication, made some security scanning and post recommendation with examples how better to write code. Also it good to use as pycharm extension or as oncommit Jenkins job.
The advantage I see is that if you run it on every save it might slow you down. I run pyflakes (via Vim) upon save to just check syntax. This speeds things up for me (and is not cumbersome). Running pre-commit with all bells and whistles usually takes a bit longer so only running it on commit is a good balance. HTH Bob
Great video. Thanks.
Thanks, pre-commit is a game changer.
Any other videos that would be helpful?
Nice, I use pylint + sonarqube for this check before commit
Nice, have not heard about sonarqube, what does it do?
@@Pybites make code analysis, checking code dublication, made some security scanning and post recommendation with examples how better to write code. Also it good to use as pycharm extension or as oncommit Jenkins job.
@@18Maxim18 nice!
Nice! Another step less to worry about. Is there an advantage to this over running these scripts on file save?
The advantage I see is that if you run it on every save it might slow you down.
I run pyflakes (via Vim) upon save to just check syntax. This speeds things up for me (and is not cumbersome).
Running pre-commit with all bells and whistles usually takes a bit longer so only running it on commit is a good balance.
HTH
Bob
Super Helpful!
Thanks :)
Very useful, thanks!
Nice to hear, thanks
I have a small question if we don't maintain the releases and tags ,How we can implement the same?
How do you mean?
thanks man!
Yw, pre-commit is super useful, added it to yet another project the other day.