pub struct Formatting { /* private fields */ }
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Run a formatter in the repository to check commits for formatting.

The formatter is passed a single argument: the path to the file which should be checked.

The formatter is expected to exit with success whether the path passed to it has a valid format in it or not. A failure exit status is considered a failure of the formatter itself. If any changes (including untracked files) are left inside of the worktree, it is considered to have failed the checks.

The formatter is run with its current working directory being the top-level of the work tree, but not the proper GIT_ context. This is because the setup for the workarea is not completely isolated and git commands may not behave as expected. The worktree it is working from is only guaranteed to have the files which have changed in the commit being checked on disk, so additional files which should be available for the command to run must be specified with Formatting::add_config_files.

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Create a new formatting check.

Set the name of the formatter.

Add configuration files within the repository which should be checked out.

Add a message for how to fix issues with this formatter.

Add a timeout to the formatter.

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Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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The name of the check.
Run the check.
Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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