setup-husky-dotnet

You can enforce conventional commits and code formatting by configuring Git hooks via Husky as a dotnet tool. This setup validates commit messages with commit-msg hooks and runs dotnet-format on staged code using pre-commit hooks across all developer machines.

To set up Husky Git hooks for an existing .NET project, create a .NET tool manifest, install Husky as a dotnet tool, run the dotnet husky install command, and configure the required commit-msg and pre-commit hooks to validate commits and format code.

The prerequisites for running dotnet Husky to manage Git hooks include having .NET SDK 6.0 or higher, Git installed on your machine, and dotnet-format availability to successfully execute automated code formatting within the pre-commit hooks.

Yes, Husky works with dotnet-format by wiring a pre-commit Git hook that automatically runs dotnet-format on staged code. This integration ensures that automated code styling and formatting standards are enforced before any code is committed locally.

To ensure Git hooks are shared across all developers in a .NET repository, install and wire Husky using a .NET tool manifest. This approach makes the configured commit-msg and pre-commit hooks available to everyone who restores the project tools.