| name | lint-fix |
| description | Run pnpm format then pnpm lint from the repo root and fix issues until both pass. Use after edits, when CI is red on lint/format, or before opening a PR. Keywords: pnpm, format, lint, trunk, monorepo, code style. |
lint-fix
When to use
- You changed code and need formatting and static checks clean.
- Lint or format checks failed locally or in CI.
- You want a bounded loop: format, lint, fix, repeat.
Instructions
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Working directory: Repository root (directory that contains the root package.json).
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Run in order:
pnpm format
pnpm lint
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On failure: Read command output (stdout and stderr). Fix the underlying source or config. Then repeat from step 2 — run both pnpm format and pnpm lint again so Trunk formatting and checks stay aligned.
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Iteration cap: After 5 full cycles (format + lint), if either command still fails, stop and summarize remaining errors and files; do not loop indefinitely.
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Success: The last pnpm format and the last pnpm lint both exit with code 0.
Optional: all files
The default commands match root package.json (format → trunk fmt, lint → trunk check -y). If the user explicitly needs repo-wide variants, use pnpm format:all or pnpm lint:all instead — only when they ask for that scope.
