prepare-for-packaging: Explicitly mention linting #602
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Edit: D'oh it's flagging "liniting". Please fix |
@JoshStrobl was kind enough to report that we don't actually mention the word "linting" as he was going through the process of setting up a solus development system. This commit fixes that and adds slightly more information on when and how linting happens in practice. Signed-off-by: Rune Morling <[email protected]>
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@JoshStrobl was kind enough to report that we don't actually mention the word "linting" as he was going through the process of setting up a solus development system.
This commit fixes that and adds slightly more information on when and how linting happens in practice.