I'm a self-taught dev focused on websites and Python development.
My friends call me the "Data Genie".
When I get bored, I find tech to read about, write about and build things with.
I do also have a flake8 config and dev requirements file, which I have to repeat in each project as a bit of boilerplate but I can easily make project-specific changes.
But... if I moved all that logic to an action file, it stops me from running my linting locally. And I like the fast turn around of local linting. Including as a pre push git hook, so that I am stopped from pushing commits that fail local checks and therefore would fail on Actions and I might only notice the next day
Maybe the middle ground is if I can run a way to run an action like yours locally. If your action is setup as a Docker container, then I can run it locally as a binary. And it will have its dependencies sandboxed so it would conflict with my project packages
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It is also worth mentioning when possibly not to use an action to handle linting.
I prefer to have linting in my Makefile so I can run commands locally and in my workflow, both using
make.github.com/MichaelCurrin/py-projec...
I do also have a flake8 config and dev requirements file, which I have to repeat in each project as a bit of boilerplate but I can easily make project-specific changes.
But... if I moved all that logic to an action file, it stops me from running my linting locally. And I like the fast turn around of local linting. Including as a pre push git hook, so that I am stopped from pushing commits that fail local checks and therefore would fail on Actions and I might only notice the next day
Maybe the middle ground is if I can run a way to run an action like yours locally. If your action is setup as a Docker container, then I can run it locally as a binary. And it will have its dependencies sandboxed so it would conflict with my project packages