git-commit-code

To fix pre-commit hook failures automatically, this Skill runs tools like ruff to resolve linting, formatting, and import sorting issues in your code files, ensuring they conform to style standards before integration.

Your git commit fails pre-commit checks because the code contains linting, formatting, or import sorting errors. This Skill automates the correction process to ensure code conforms to style and quality standards before committing.

Yes, you need ruff and pre-commit installed in your development environment. This Skill requires these tools to run automated fixes and validations during the code integration process.

The best way to prepare code for a git commit is to run automated fixes for linting and formatting issues. This Skill integrates with git workflows to resolve errors, stage only the necessary files, and commit clean code with minimal manual effort.

Yes, you can use this to automate linting fixes for code review. Developers preparing code can quickly fix formatting and import issues, stage the corrected files, and review changes before committing clean code.

The main limitation is that automating pre-commit hook fixes depends on having ruff and pre-commit properly configured. This Skill runs predefined fixes for linting and formatting, but does not manually resolve complex logical code errors during integration.