If using precommit hooks, I would assume a --fix (or whatever the ruby equivalent is; I live in ESLint land) would be appended to the script so it runs but only stops things if there's human intervention needed. I don't think it would stop people from contributing, though, since if you put effort into contributing code, I'd think you would want to do it right so it gets merged in. It just might make things take a bit longer.
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If using precommit hooks, I would assume a
--fix(or whatever the ruby equivalent is; I live in ESLint land) would be appended to the script so it runs but only stops things if there's human intervention needed. I don't think it would stop people from contributing, though, since if you put effort into contributing code, I'd think you would want to do it right so it gets merged in. It just might make things take a bit longer.