Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Verifying Selective Linting and Testing Using Lint-staged

The video tutorial explains how to optimize the commit process using configuration blocks and the lint-staged package. It covers committing changes, handling errors, and running selective tests related to staged files. The tutorial also demonstrates adding a post-commit hook for terminal notifications, enhancing the efficiency of the development workflow.

What is the primary purpose of the configuration block added to the application?

• To lint all JavaScript files in the project

• To optimize the build process

• To lint only staged JavaScript files

• To run all tests in the project

What happens if there are errors in tasks during the commit process?

• All tasks are retried

• The commit is automatically canceled

• Certain steps may be skipped

• The commit proceeds without any checks

How does the configuration file option 'find related tests' affect test execution?

• It skips all tests

• It runs tests selectively related to staged files

• It runs tests unrelated to the changes

• It runs all tests in the project

What is the result of modifying a file to correct errors before committing?

• The commit is ignored

• The commit is successful

• The commit is delayed

• The commit fails

What additional feature is mentioned at the end of the lecture?

• An advanced linting tool

• A pre-commit hook

• A new testing framework

• A post-commit hook