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description: Sets up and manages Husky Git hooks by configuring pre-commit hooks, establishing commit message standards, integrating with linting tools, and ensuring code quality on commits.
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author: evmts
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author-url: https://github.com/evmts
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version: 1.0.0
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# Repository Health Verification Protocol
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This command outlines a comprehensive protocol for verifying and maintaining a repository's health.
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## Key Goals
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- Verify repo is in a working state
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- Run CI checks
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- Fix any identified issues
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- Prepare files for staging
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## Main Steps
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1. Update dependencies with `pnpm i`
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2. Run linter checks
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3. Verify builds and types
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4. Run test coverage
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5. Sort package.json
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6. Lint packages
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7. Double-check all previous steps
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8. Stage files (avoiding git submodules)
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## Error Handling Protocol
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1. Explain why something broke
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2. Propose and implement a fix
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3. Check for similar issues elsewhere
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4. Clean up debugging code
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## Important Guidelines
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- Never commit, only stage files
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- Run tests package-by-package
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- Be willing to make necessary fixes
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- Use typescript and tests as safeguards
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The document emphasizes a methodical approach to maintaining code quality and resolving issues systematically. |