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Use this skill when the repository is managed using repolicy. The human will explicitly mention this skill.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | repolicy |
| description | Use this skill when the repository is managed using repolicy. The human will explicitly mention this skill. |
Repolicy is a global CLI to help maintaining repositories.
Run repolicy to check if repository is currently in compliance.
Run repolicy -v to see all policies.
To automatically fix, run repolicy fix -v to try to bring the repository in compliance.
If manual action is needed, the fix command will tell you what to do. Do it then run repolicy fix -v again.
Once the repository is in compliance, the package may not build or test correctly.
First run vp install to install dependencies and update lockfile.
Afterwards, run vp run check --fix. Once all checks are passing, run vp run test.
If checks failed due to missing file extension when importing, add .ts to import statements when importing files in the project. Use .ts, not .js, as "allowImportingTsExtensions" is set to true.
For missing test-related globals such as describe, it, expect, import them from vite-plus/test.
If user asks you to bump version, know that repolicy-managed projects uses Changesets with auto-publishing/versioning via GitHub Actions, the changeset CLI is not usable by agents. You will have to create a changeset file manually. If you are not completely sure whether it's major/minor/patch, then AskUserQuestion to clarify.
