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> https://direnv.net/ -- when you cd to a directory, do things like set variables.
Just use dotenv instead.
https://asdf-vm.com/ -- manage and use specific versions of software. Can work with direnv too!
May be useful in some cases, but adds a global dependency on asdf itself.
> https://pre-commit.com/ -- git hooks that I personally found easier to manage than Husky.
Git hooks are disturbing and slow down and/or break advanced git interactions.
> https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits -- enforce standard commit messages. Works with pre-commit!
Only if you want to be so pedantic about them. I find it mostly a waste of time to enforce commit message style.
> https://direnv.net/ -- when you cd to a directory, do things like set variables.
Just use dotenv instead.
https://asdf-vm.com/ -- manage and use specific versions of software. Can work with direnv too!
May be useful in some cases, but adds a global dependency on asdf itself.
> https://pre-commit.com/ -- git hooks that I personally found easier to manage than Husky.
Git hooks are disturbing and slow down and/or break advanced git interactions.
> https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits -- enforce standard commit messages. Works with pre-commit!
Only if you want to be so pedantic about them. I find it mostly a waste of time to enforce commit message style.
> https://direnv.net/ -- when you cd to a directory, do things like set variables.
Just use dotenv instead.
https://asdf-vm.com/ -- manage and use specific versions of software. Can work with direnv too!
May be useful in some cases, but adds a global dependency on asdf itself.
> https://pre-commit.com/ -- git hooks that I personally found easier to manage than Husky.
Git hooks are disturbing and slow down and/or break advanced git interactions.
> https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits -- enforce standard commit messages. Works with pre-commit!
Only if you want to be so pedantic about them. I find it mostly a waste of time to enforce commit message style.
I used asdf for a long time and recently switched over to rtx (https://github.com/jdxcode/rtx) and so far it's been a better experience for me. I must have screwed up something years ago in my dotfiles, but when I setup asdf two or so years ago, I kept running into odd issues - the wrong version of ruby being used for running rubocop/rspec, vim being unable to autofix styling, misc other tools not working as expected when maintaining several versions of them. I installed rtx as kind of a hail Mary and it's been a much more smooth experience so far.
I'd like to offer https://github.com/jamesob/desk as an alternative to direnv. It's useful for also jumping to the project directory and doing other things like opening an editor.
> https://direnv.net/ -- when you cd to a directory, do things like set variables.
Just use dotenv instead.
https://asdf-vm.com/ -- manage and use specific versions of software. Can work with direnv too!
May be useful in some cases, but adds a global dependency on asdf itself.
> https://pre-commit.com/ -- git hooks that I personally found easier to manage than Husky.
Git hooks are disturbing and slow down and/or break advanced git interactions.
> https://github.com/qoomon/git-conventional-commits -- enforce standard commit messages. Works with pre-commit!
Only if you want to be so pedantic about them. I find it mostly a waste of time to enforce commit message style.