chore(pre-commit): use git-exec-and-restage

[Stupidism]

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[langpavel]

Hi @Stupidism

Because this is a sensitive thing, do you consider this safer than what we have now?
Can you sum (or copy) benefits here? — best is in your opening message. This is important part of contributing workflow too 😉
Work this across all platforms (win, lin, osx)?

Thank you!

[Stupidism]

@langpavel
I think there is an enhancement and because of that, it is safer in partially commit.

As I tried last time, this repo had some small problems(We had them before, even worse). I listed them in the issue motiz88/git-exec-and-restage#5

1. blank commit problem(This barely happens actually) Blank commit created if the command results in no changes motiz88/git-exec-and-restage#7
2. could not work fine with partially staged file(better than what we had before, because they only add fully staged files after lint --fix) and they labeled it as wontfix(Because to achieve this, unsafe git stash must be involved) Does not re-stage changes to partial files motiz88/git-exec-and-restage#8
3. Although fullyAdded files are git-added after fix, commit content in preview(when you input commit message) is still not fixed:

About across platforms, I don't have experience about this and I don't have so many computers. But as I can see the code is written in js. Does this means it's cross-platform?

Also I didn't give up in git stash approach #1230. I used it in my new component starter.
At the same time, I asked a querstion in stackoverflow to find better solutions

[Stupidism]

Have you tried to commit sth by yourself? @langpavel

[langpavel]

@Stupidism Not yet