Thank you. I don't need to "fix" a commit before it ends up on a remote branch. Sometimes I expect a commit to pass checks and sometimes I don't. Frankly, don't even run pre-push hooks. Just run the checks in CI when I push. You'd better be doing that anyway before I'm allowed to push to a production branch, so stop breaking my git workflows and save me the time of running duplicate checks locally.

Also, if most developers are using one editor, configure that editor to run format and auto-fix lint errors. That probably cleans up the majority of unexpected CI failures.