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Could someone please share your thoughts about why this was implemented this way?
We faced that when we add a new commit to a branch we end up with all the code modified and sometimes the changes that we added are deleted. This can be prevented by adding the flag --no-verify when commiting but it makes no sense to have a tool configured and then avoid using it on purpose.
Other findings were that the steps ktlintFormat and ktkint when excecuted separately doesn't make any modifications to the code, so the issue could be made by the stash commands.
I'd like to open a discuss here about how to improve this
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Could someone please share your thoughts about why this was implemented this way?
We faced that when we add a new commit to a branch we end up with all the code modified and sometimes the changes that we added are deleted. This can be prevented by adding the flag
--no-verify
when commiting but it makes no sense to have a tool configured and then avoid using it on purpose.Other findings were that the steps
ktlintFormat
andktkint
when excecuted separately doesn't make any modifications to the code, so the issue could be made by the stash commands.I'd like to open a discuss here about how to improve this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: