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This project uses pre-commit as a first-pass automated code review / QC process. pre-commit runs a multitude of utilities and checks for code formatting, linting, syntax checking, and ensuring that you don't accidentally push something to GitHub which you'd later regret. Broadly speaking, these checks are aimed at minimizing the extent of commits that contain various kinds of defects and stylistic imperfections that don't belong on the main branch of the project.
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Note that many of the pre-commit commands are actually executed by Python which in turn is calling pip-installed packages listed in ./requirements/dev.txt located in the root of the repo. It therefore is important that you first create the Python virtual environment using `make api-init`. It also is a good idea to do a complete 'dry run' of pre-commit, to ensure that your developer environment is correctly setup:
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Note that many of the pre-commit commands are actually executed by Python which in turn is calling pip-installed packages listed in ./requirements/local.txt located in the root of the repo. It therefore is important that you first create the Python virtual environment using `make api-init`. It also is a good idea to do a complete 'dry run' of pre-commit, to ensure that your developer environment is correctly setup:
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