and committed already. This is mostly a helpful addition to "Oh, I didn't
lint those!"
Also, added the basic '--pr', which gives you the list of files
changed in the very last commit, so you don't have to specify which
revision you mean.
Now it doesn't print things the user doesn't care about, like empty
lint passes, or broken linters that aren't relevant to the current
project.
Added a test pass to ensure it doesn't blow up when running against
an empty stage.
and "It doesn't die pathetically," and "It shows stuff." Fix TOX
to not include you home directory, so now git_lint will only include
your home directory if one exists.
It turns out that shutils doesn't have 'which()' prior to Python3.
Buggeration.
import future there too.
If the current working directory is the base directory, the filter
was broken. Damn the outside world (∑) for being complicated.
to digging in. I realized that I was wrapping my pre-commit hook in a
handler to call it outside of the git-commit phase, and what I really
wanted was to be able to 'git lint' my repo at any time. This is going
to be a new development branch until further notice.
Elf M. Sternberg