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Wondered if you'd like to use husky with prettier and commitlint to enforce some styling of code and commits?
I didn't like prettier at first (it doesn't format code exactly like I do!) but once I got used to letting it do its thing and not worry about it, it's just nice to have everything consistently styled. That said I don't get the predilection for 80 columns hence the custom setting. Anyway, just an idea. If you'd like to use it I can update the PR to whatever prettier/commitlint configs you like. Works OK on Windows as long as git is in the path.
3rd commit is to add standard-version for changelogs and tags if the commitlint is a go-er. I'm not sure what the current release procedure is, so might not be directly applicable and there's no single script in this, but manually
yarn release && yarn package
would do the trick.And then one last one to have a single resources directory - couldn't see the need for separate ones but I may be missing something!
Regards