cleanup

Automate linting and formatting on modified files by running predefined pnpm commands that target changed files across apps/ledger-live-desktop, apps/ledger-live-mobile, and libs. The process applies auto-fixes, runs prettier formatting, executes TypeScript checks, and commits the fixes via git.

Yes, you can typecheck changed code before a pull request by running predefined pnpm commands that execute TypeScript checks on modified files. This ensures changed code adheres to project standards during PR validation across the multi-app repository.

The best way to run prettier formatting on specific apps in a monorepo is using predefined pnpm commands that target modified files within apps/ledger-live-desktop, apps/ledger-live-mobile, and shared libs, automatically applying formatting fixes and committing them.

Yes, the lint and format cleanup process works with pnpm commands. It uses predefined pnpm commands to lint, format, and typecheck specific apps across the repository, applying auto-fixes to modified files before a git commit step captures the changes.

Manual linting across multiple apps causes issues because it is error-prone and time-consuming. Automating the cleanup process with predefined pnpm commands eliminates manual errors and maintains code health by standardizing linting, formatting, and typechecking across modified files.