pre-commit: validate hooks and auto create docs with Python #6590
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This pull request significantly enhances the project's CI/CD automation by implementing a system to automatically generate and maintain documentation for all configured pre-commit hooks. This ensures that the project's code quality and style standards are transparently documented and easily accessible to all contributors.
Highlights
- Automated Pre-Commit Hook Documentation: Introduced a new
create-pre-commit-docslocal hook in.pre-commit-config.yaml. This Python-based hook automatically generates a Markdown file (doc/guides/pre-commit-hooks.md) detailing all configured pre-commit hooks, including their IDs, names, descriptions, and versions. - Enhanced Pre-Commit Hook Definitions: Updated existing pre-commit hook definitions within
.pre-commit-config.yamlby addingnameanddescriptionfields. This enrichment provides the necessary metadata for the new documentation generation script to produce comprehensive and informative output. - Documentation File Management: Added
doc/guides/pre-commit-hooks.mdas the target file for the auto-generated pre-commit hook documentation. This file has also been added to.prettierignoreto prevent automatic formatting, ensuring the generated content remains as intended. - Dependency Management: A new
requirements.txtfile was added to manage Python dependencies, specifically includingpre-commitandpyyaml, which are required for the new documentation generation script.
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This pull request introduces a great automation for generating documentation for the pre-commit hooks, which will improve the project's maintainability. The changes to .pre-commit-config.yaml to add names and descriptions are a good step towards self-documenting configuration.
I've found a few issues that should be addressed:
- There's a critical error in the description of one of the hooks in
.pre-commit-config.yaml. - The new
requirements.txtfile is missing version pinning for dependencies, which can cause issues with build reproducibility. - The generated documentation could be more accurate regarding the language of each hook.
Please see my detailed comments for suggestions on how to fix these issues.
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This pull request introduces a great automation for validating the pre-commit configuration and generating documentation for the hooks. The changes to .pre-commit-config.yaml to add names and descriptions to all hooks are extensive but necessary for the new tooling.
However, the main implementation files, .github/workflows/scripts/pre_commit_hooks_validator.py and .github/workflows/scripts/create_pre_commit_docs.py, are missing from this PR. They are referenced in .pre-commit-config.yaml but not included in the changes, so I cannot review the core logic. Please add them to the pull request.
I've added a few specific comments on the files that are present regarding dependency management, configuration consistency, and the accuracy of the generated documentation.
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Adds some more automation by creating some pre-commit hook docs in Markdown