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Eric Chapman
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Eric Chapman

Eric Chapman holds the position of Senior Delivery and Engineering Manager at a leading retailer in home improvement and trade in Australia and New Zealand. He primarily oversees integration, encompassing platforms such as API Gateway, EventMesh, authorization systems, developer portals, and extract, transform and load (ETL) platforms. Eric leads a team with a broad range of responsibilities and skills, overseeing all business areas. Previously, Eric and his team were instrumental in designing and developing an in-house point-of-sale system. This singular application accommodated four countries' tax and auditing requirements, supported multiple payment processing gateways, and incorporated a range of unique market-leading features.
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Exploring commit and pull request linters

In Chapter 7, we discussed how to create linters for Bicep files. In this section, we’ll be focusing on two linters specifically designed to enhance code description quality, both of which play a role in validating pull requests (PRs):

  • Commit linters: This linter is responsible for ensuring that the commit messages within a PR adhere to a certain convention. This section will also explore how effectively this linter functions when run on the client side.
  • PR linters: This linter checks whether the PR meets specific standards in terms of categorization and the quality of its title and body.

First, we’ll investigate PR linters in detail and consider their role in vetting and categorizing PRs.

PR linters

Incorporating a PR linter into the review process is vital for upholding code quality and facilitating efficient change management. Linters in PRs act as automated guardians, ensuring submissions adhere to...

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Eric Chapman

Eric Chapman holds the position of Senior Delivery and Engineering Manager at a leading retailer in home improvement and trade in Australia and New Zealand. He primarily oversees integration, encompassing platforms such as API Gateway, EventMesh, authorization systems, developer portals, and extract, transform and load (ETL) platforms. Eric leads a team with a broad range of responsibilities and skills, overseeing all business areas. Previously, Eric and his team were instrumental in designing and developing an in-house point-of-sale system. This singular application accommodated four countries' tax and auditing requirements, supported multiple payment processing gateways, and incorporated a range of unique market-leading features.
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