Learn how to never commit $%@ to Git
summary
Shows a concrete workflow that blocks bad commits by running checks locally: a centralized pre-commit hooks repo plus an install script runs linters and formatters (demo uses flake8 and black), and a scanner (Spectral) to catch hardcoded credentials. Commits fail until tools fix or auto-reformat files; demo reformats and prevents the commit. Repository requires installing binaries but echoes install commands. Plan targets about 300 developers and is already usable.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:50Bad code in Git
- 8:11Git pre-commit hooks setup
- 13:21pre-commit framework
- 16:09flake8 hooks config
- 21:39Running pre-commit hooks
- 25:16Security tools in pre-commit
- 28:35Shift left with pre-commit
- 30:01Summary & Q&A
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