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by ali_piccioni 344 days ago
I moved all my precommit hooks to prepush hooks. I don’t need a spellchecker disrupting my headspace when I’m deep into a problem.

My developer environments are setup to reproduce CI test locally, but if I need to resort to “CI driven development” I can bypass prepush hooks with —-no-verify.

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CI driven development results in so many shitty commits, though, and it's so slow. I find it very miserable.

Pre-commit hooks should be much, much faster than most CI jobs; they should collectively run in less than a second if possible.