Core ships a commit-code-check.sh script to help with pre-commit linting ahead of changes to Drupal core. It tries to run cspell, which requires yarn. I don't want to have to install yarn globally, and there is a trend toward container-based development where dev tooling isn't always comingled with the PHP runtime or the developer's "base" system. We should allow this script to run what it can, since everything else it does only depends on git and PHP.
Run the script without yarn installed, it will fail.
Allow the check that requires yarn to gracefully fail with a notice if you specify the new --skipjs flag.
Do it.
Dev tooling only change. I don't believe this is used at all in CI so there shouldn't be major issues rolling this out. A CR can explain the new flag.
Closed: duplicate
11.0 🔥
📌 Reconcile gitlab lint jobs and commit-code-check.sh Needs work also refactors this tool and splits up the tests, would be a good place to also add a feature flag like this. Closing as duplicate.