This is great as it brings awareness of the native git functionality around commit hooks. Love it 🤓
It might be worth checking this: it looks like you aren't checking for extensions, just end of strings with your TS and SCSS file grep (/ts$ vs /\.ts$/). Thus you could have commit hooks failing because a file called "starts" or "boots" for example would be linted and likely fail if there's any non-JS code in there.
This is great as it brings awareness of the native git functionality around commit hooks. Love it 🤓
It might be worth checking this: it looks like you aren't checking for extensions, just end of strings with your TS and SCSS file grep (
/ts$vs/\.ts$/). Thus you could have commit hooks failing because a file called "starts" or "boots" for example would be linted and likely fail if there's any non-JS code in there.I am glad to hear that 😃.
You are right I should look for
.ts$(For grep you do not have to escape the.character 😉)