Fix lint errors and formatting issues using yarn, prettier, and linc.
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This Skill addresses lint errors and formatting issues to ensure code quality and CI readiness before committing.
Run yarn prettier to fix formatting, then yarn linc to check lint, and address any remaining issues before committing.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To fix lint and formatting errors before a commit, run yarn prettier to automatically format changed files, then run yarn linc to identify and report any remaining lint issues that need manual correction.
The best way to ensure code passes CI formatting checks is to run automated formatting and lint verification locally before submission, using yarn prettier to format files and yarn linc to surface remaining CI readiness issues.
Yes, you need yarn installed to run prettier and linc for code formatting, as the automated formatting and lint verification workflow leverages yarn scripts to execute these tools and report remaining issues.
Running prettier does not automatically resolve all lint errors, as it only fixes formatting issues across changed files; you must run yarn linc afterwards to identify and manually address remaining lint errors before committing.
Yes, you can use this to verify lint issues before creating a pull request by running yarn linc to identify remaining problems after yarn prettier formats the code, ensuring your commits are clean and CI-friendly.
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