.pre-commit-config.yaml

   1 ---
   2 repos:
   3   - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks
   4     rev: v3.1.0
   5     hooks:
   6       - id: trailing-whitespace
   7
   8   - repo: https://github.com/prettier/pre-commit
   9     rev: v2.1.2
  10     hooks:
  11       - id: prettier
  12
  13   - repo: https://github.com/jorisroovers/gitlint
  14     rev: v0.13.1
  15     hooks:
  16       - id: gitlint
  17
  18   - repo: https://github.com/jumanjihouse/pre-commit-hooks
  19     rev: 2.1.1
  20     hooks:
  21       - id: shellcheck
  22
  23   - repo: https://github.com/btford/write-good
  24     rev: v1.0.4
  25     hooks:
  26       - id: write-good
  27         exclude: >
  28           (?x)^(
  29             docs/jjb/lf-c-cpp-jobs.rst|
  30             docs/jjb/lf-ci-jobs.rst|
  31             docs/jjb/lf-macros.rst|
  32             docs/jjb/lf-python-jobs.rst
  33           )$
  34
  35   - repo: https://github.com/btford/write-good
  36     rev: v1.0.4
  37     hooks:
  38       # Files listed below break the following write-good rules:
  39       #   - adverb weakens meaning
  40       #   - is wordy or unneeded
  41       #
  42       # This allows us to place an exception need to pass the check without disabling all checks for
  43       # the whole file.
  44       # In an ideal world write-good would give us an override for each individual instance of a
  45       # violation but until then this gives us a close enough approach.
  46       - id: write-good
  47         name: "write-good --no-adverb --no-tooWordy"
  48         args: ["--no-adverb", "--no-tooWordy"]
  49         files: docs/jjb/lf-ci-jobs.rst
  50
  51   - repo: https://github.com/btford/write-good
  52     rev: v1.0.4
  53     hooks:
  54       # Files listed below break the following write-good rules:
  55       #   - is wordy or unneeded
  56       #
  57       # This allows us to place an exception need to pass the check without disabling all checks for
  58       # the whole file.
  59       # In an ideal world write-good would give us an override for each individual instance of a
  60       # violation but until then this gives us a close enough approach.
  61       - id: write-good
  62         name: "write-good --no-tooWordy"
  63         args: ["--no-tooWordy"]
  64         files: >
  65           (?x)^(
  66             docs/jjb/lf-c-cpp-jobs.rst|
  67             docs/jjb/lf-macros.rst|
  68             docs/jjb/lf-python-jobs.rst
  69           )$