At my work I setup a pre-commit hook that my team uses to run Uncrustify, a sour...

Simucal on Dec 8, 2013 | parent | context | favorite | on: Setting up pre-commit tests with Git

At my work I setup a pre-commit hook that my team uses to run Uncrustify, a source-code beautifier. If the style of the commit doesn't match our rules for that language it will spit out a command for you to run to fix it. I think overall it has been a big win for our team. Uncrustify runs almost instantly and having a uniformly styled code-base is worth the small inconvenience.

dllthomas on Dec 9, 2013 [–]

I've been doing this from my make file every build. That way, vim will take me right to the error.