Add --all-files option to pre-commit command to avoid skipping the test #273
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No tests were actually done by the linter action because
pre-commit run
look only files in the index by default.When checkouting a whole PR, no files are in the index so no files are checked.
Previously, the job returned something like
Now the checks are done (and should read as "Passed")
We make a
pre-commit run --all-files
in this commit to have the job pass.We also remove the pretty-format-json hook which was tampering with the notebooks (oddly only remotely on the github runner, not locally on my laptop), and was not very useful for the repository anyway.