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Introduced typos
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_typos.toml is used to discard false positives in email headers: error: `Forr` should be `For` --> tests/data/spec_no_trailing_newline/patch0.patch:2:26 | 2 | From: =?UTF-8?q?Nikola=20Forr=C3=B3?= <[email protected]> | ^^^^
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This pull request enhances code quality by introducing an automated typo-checking mechanism. It integrates the typos tool as a pre-commit hook, ensuring that common spelling errors are caught early in the development cycle. A custom configuration is included to prevent typos from flagging legitimate patterns found in email headers as errors.
Highlights
- New typos pre-commit hook: Integrates the typos spell checker into the pre-commit workflow to automatically identify and fix typos before commits.
- typos configuration for email headers: A _typos.toml configuration file is added to instruct typos to ignore specific patterns in UTF-8 encoded email headers, preventing false positives.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a typos
pre-commit hook, which is a valuable addition for maintaining code quality. However, I've identified two critical configuration issues that will prevent the hook from functioning correctly. The specified version for the typos
hook does not exist, and the configuration file _typos.toml
uses an invalid structure. My review provides specific suggestions to resolve these problems.
Build failed. ❌ pre-commit FAILURE in 2m 04s |
Build failed. ❌ pre-commit FAILURE in 2m 05s |
error: `SOURCEN` should be `SOURCE` ╭▸ specfile/spec_parser.py:241:46 │ 241 │ # source references: %SOURCEN, %{SOURCEN}, %{S:N} ╰╴ ━━━━━━━
Build succeeded. ✔️ pre-commit SUCCESS in 2m 04s |
This is false (see https://github.com/packit/specfile/pull/490/files/4c5bea2c65ce9a7eddcf64344322db829c88661b#r2341657423). |
_typos.toml is used to discard false positives in email headers:
On the subject of pre-commit hooks, might I suggest removing https://github.com/pre-commit/mirrors-prettier?
pre-commit/mirrors-prettier was actually archived back in Apr 11, 2024.
Further, on my Rocky8 machine, with both Python 3.9 and 3.12, it kept on failing to retrieve the nodejs tar it claimed to need:
On my Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie) machine:
Considering that this code base is basically pure Python and we use:
I'm not sure what value
pre-commit/mirrors-prettier
actually adds but if there's something it checks the other hooks do not address, I'd recommend finding a maintained alternative.