- Actions Taken:
- Pushed the
gemini-cli submodule changes to its remote repository using
git push --recurse-submodules=on-demand.
- Identified the repeated process failure of forgetting to update
DEVLOG.md.
- Installed and configured
husky to manage Git hooks in a way that is
persistent across different development environments.
- Created a
pre-commit hook that checks if both DEVLOG.md and
TASKS.md have been modified and staged. If not, the commit is
aborted.
- Friction/Success Points:
- A local
pre-commit hook was initially proposed, but the user correctly
pointed out that husky would be a more robust, repository-wide solution.
- Successfully implemented the
husky hook, which provides a systemic
solution to a recurring human/agent error.
- Lessons Learned:
- Process failures should be addressed with systemic solutions, not just
promises to improve. Using tools like
husky to enforce development
conventions is a powerful way to improve reliability.
- Forgetting to push submodule changes is a common error. The
--recurse-submodules=on-demand flag is a useful tool to ensure they are
pushed along with the parent repository.