I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
If there's nothing broken about it (i.e. it's only linting the committed code and not the whole shebang) and if it's possible to lint your codebase (I'm looking at frameworks like Drupal...) then I see nowt wrong with it. I've been spare-timing a project to make a generic linter that figures out what needs to be checked in what language and pulls appropriate dockerised linters to do it, with a view to forcing it in git hooks.
Git hooks can always be bypassed in an office where devs can chat to one another. It's slower over the net though.
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If there's nothing broken about it (i.e. it's only linting the committed code and not the whole shebang) and if it's possible to lint your codebase (I'm looking at frameworks like Drupal...) then I see nowt wrong with it. I've been spare-timing a project to make a generic linter that figures out what needs to be checked in what language and pulls appropriate dockerised linters to do it, with a view to forcing it in git hooks.
Git hooks can always be bypassed in an office where devs can chat to one another. It's slower over the net though.