Interesting. I've been working on a pre-commit replacement too, written in Rust but using WASI for all plugins (no exceptions!). I haven't got very far but I think this will have huge advantages over pre-commit, mostly in reliability.
Me and my colleagues have had numerous issues setting up pre-commit because it inherits Python's atrocious infrastructure.
I'm curious how this is going to deal with actually running plugins? Will it take the same approach as pre-commit and add dedicated not-very-good support for a load of different languages?
Me and my colleagues have had numerous issues setting up pre-commit because it inherits Python's atrocious infrastructure.
I'm curious how this is going to deal with actually running plugins? Will it take the same approach as pre-commit and add dedicated not-very-good support for a load of different languages?