Step 1 - planning
Step 2 - progress
Step 3 - release
What have I done so far?
- Trying to figure out why the CI is failing in the first place.
- Realized that one of the unit tests is failing, leading to the CI failure.
- Located the code that contains the failed test
- Currently working on understanding why it's failing.
- Since it's a small issue, I pushed the PR with minor changes in the
package.jsonfile. - This PR will enable the use of a single command to handle both linting and formatting of the code, eliminating the need to run two separate commands for checking lint and formatting codes.
- Since black is used in all the PolicyEngine Python packages, I need to figure out how to remove black from Makefile without affecting any of those existing files.
- The first challenge for me here is using black since I am not familiar with this formatter. I have only used Prettier for TypeScript projects, so this is something I need to learn about.
- Another challenge for me here is using
Makefile, of which I have no knowledge. So, this will be another learning moment for me.
- After investigating the Prettier rule to automatically sort the React Component property, I could not find the specific one for doing what I want. Instead, I was able to find the ESLint plugin that sorts keys in objects with autofix enabled, named eslint-plugin-sort-keys-fix. So, I will utilize this to resolve this issue.
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