Yeah, all the the cool kids do prettier with husky. We do prettier with husky. New webstorm will have prettier integrated so I can throw away my external tool command for that. Well, probably if `eslint --fix` worked _properly_ (and all the plugins would implement their fix part) we would not need yet another tool, but whatever...

On the other hand my problem with modern frontend is that fifteen years ago compiling a fairly complicated desktop app and then commiting it to cvs took a couple of seconds (not that the two are related of course). Now webpack cold start is one minute, hot recompilation is between 5sec and 50sec, prepush hook tests a minute or two (and then it is still lightning fast, approx 2k tests in pure jsdom), add prettier, eslint, stylelint, ticket id check to precommit hook and then boom.

We tried to turn stuff off in feature branches, but it seemed to be a bad idea... also note that we're a mixed environment with win, osx, and linux machines and on windows webpack/mocha watchers tend to lock some files randomly, so there is a good chance that someone will choke on a locked file (the ide, git or webpack itself), so I gotta power down the whole thing for branch changes or test watchers.