chore: migrate simple-git-hook to our githook#537
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Summary of Changes
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This PR migrates the project's Git hook management from the simple-git-hooks npm package to native Git hooks. This change streamlines the setup by directly configuring Git to use a local .githooks directory, removing an external dependency and simplifying the pre-commit and pre-push automation.
Highlights
- Git Hook Migration: Replaced the simple-git-hooks package with a native Git hook setup.
- New Pre-commit Hook: Introduced a new .githooks/pre-commit script that directly executes lint-staged.
- Dependency Removal: Eliminated simple-git-hooks from package.json and bun.lock, reducing project dependencies.
- Simplified Setup: Updated the prepare script to configure Git's core.hooksPath locally, making hook management more direct.
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Code Review
This pull request successfully migrates from simple-git-hooks to native git hooks by using core.hooksPath. The changes correctly remove the old dependency and set up the new hook directory. However, a critical pre-push hook that runs tests and type checks was not migrated, which could compromise code quality. Additionally, there's a minor inconsistency in the new pre-commit hook script.
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