pre-commit
- noun
- Specialized
- Developers often use a pre-commit to automatically check for errors in their code.
Examples
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If the pre-commit fails, your changes will not be committed to the repository.
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The team added a pre-commit to ensure all code is properly formatted before being saved.
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The pre-commit hook ensures code quality.
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We use a pre-commit check to catch errors.
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To maintain high coding standards, the developers created a pre-commit that runs tests before changes are saved.
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The team implemented a pre-commit to automatically format code and identify potential errors before submission.
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Every time changes are made, a pre-commit runs to verify that no critical issues exist before the code is sent to the repository.
Synonyms
A check you do before an event to find problems
Surface Forms
Morphology
pre-commit = pre-commit (semi-transparent) = pre + commit
As a noun, it is a converted use of the adjective 'pre-commit', usually standing for a pre-commit hook or check, so the exact referent is not fully predictable.
Etymology
Pre-commit comes from the prefix pre- meaning 'before' and commit meaning 'to save' or 'to promise', so a pre-commit is an automatic check that runs 'before' your changes are saved to the code.