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Lefthook Git hook integration.
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Use when converting an Aspire AppHost (typically Program.cs/AppHost.cs) into Purview.Aspire.ResourceKit patterns: generate a HostKit, split resources into ResourceKits with BuildResource/ConfigureResource, map existing config into generated options (IsEnabled/Name), replace direct wiring with AddAspireResourceKit, and update tests/fixtures/configuration to use OptionsHelper and ResourceKit semantics.
Use when creating, moving, or splitting projects in a repository that uses Purview.DotNetProjectSdk, especially for src/tests placement, test suffix naming, namespace alignment, and automatic project-reference behavior.
Create and apply a prerelease bump using Changesets CLI, with the new changeset markdown summarizing the actual changes since the last shipped release.
Use when creating or refactoring .NET tests with TUnit conventions (AAA pattern, naming, async assertions, and CancellationToken usage).
Git workflow and conventional commit guidance.
Use for quick TUnit --treenode-filter patterns.
| name | lefthook-integration |
| description | Lefthook Git hook integration. |
Use this skill when configuring repository-local Git hook setup.
