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To automate code quality checks with Git hooks, you configure pre-commit hooks using tools like Husky and lint-staged to automatically run linters and formatters on staged files before they are committed.

You can enforce Conventional Commits messages in Node.js by configuring the commit-msg hook with commitlint, which validates commit message formats automatically before they are accepted.

This Git hooks automation works with both Node.js and Python projects, supporting Husky and lint-staged for Node.js environments and the pre-commit framework for Python environments.

Yes, you can run tests automatically before pushing code by configuring a pre-push hook, which executes designated checks and prevents the push if any tests fail to maintain code integrity.

The best way to lint only staged files is by integrating lint-staged with your pre-commit hook, which isolates and runs linters exclusively on files staged for commit to ensure fast and targeted formatting.

Using commitlint and Husky automates formatting and commit message validation directly in the Git workflow, preventing human error and ensuring consistent code standards without relying on manual reviews.