getting-started

Setting up a development environment from a fresh clone involves installing tooling, frontend dependencies, and building prerequisites. This process configures git hooks and runs initial checks to ensure your project is fully ready for active development.

Configuring git hooks for a newly cloned project sets up automated project checks that prevent common integration issues. This ensures code quality standards are enforced locally before changes are committed, guiding a smooth setup across frontend and backend components.

Yes, bootstrapping the project requires installing Go tools alongside frontend dependencies. This builds necessary prerequisites and verifies the environment, providing a repeatable setup path from a clean clone to a fully working development state.

The best way to prepare a clean clone for development is to execute documented setup steps that install dependencies and configure git hooks. Running these project checks validates your environment setup and starts the dev environment efficiently.

Git hooks may not work after a fresh clone because they are not configured automatically. You must run the project bootstrapping steps to install dependencies and explicitly set up the git hooks to prevent common integration issues.