check-linters-before-commit

Automate pre-commit checks by executing linting, vet, tests, and build verification together. This validates code changes before committing by requiring tests to pass and the target binary to build successfully.

Yes, the pre-commit quality gate includes a fallback mechanism. It uses go vet for linting if the primary golangci-lint tool is unavailable in your environment.

A pre-commit quality gate for Go projects is an automated validation step that runs linting, vet, tests, and build verification to catch code issues early before changes are committed.

Verify your Go build and tests by running an automated pre-commit process that executes linting, vet, and test suites, requiring a successful build of the target binary before committing.

If Go tests fail during pre-commit validation, the quality gate stops the commit. The process requires tests passing and a successful build of the target binary to prevent problematic changes.