I'm not abe to commit my changes, can anyone pls help me to fix this

[mr-sahu2002]

[sight09]

Hi there! Your commit is being blocked by local pre-commit hooks because a few code styling and formatting checks failed.

Here is exactly what failed and how to fix it:

1. End of File Fixer (end-of-file-fixer)

   What happened: Python files require a single blank newline at the very end of the file. The hook automatically modified Automation/auto_type.py to add this for you.

   The Fix: Because the hook modified the file on your disk, the changes are now unstaged. You just need to re-stage the file:
   Bash

   git add Automation/auto_type.py

2. Ruff Import Sorting (ruff)

   What happened: The linter noticed that your imports in auto_type.py are out of order or unformatted (I001 Import block is un-sorted).

   The Fix: You can let Ruff fix this automatically by running:
   Bash

   pre-commit run ruff --all-files

   (Alternatively, you can just manually move import keyboard above import time to alphabetize them, or use ruff check --fix).

3. Validate Filenames (validate-filenames)

   What happened: The repository has a strict naming convention for files and folders. Your folder name Automation/ starts with a capital A, which is likely breaking a lowercase-only rule.

   The Fix: Rename your directory to use all lowercase letters:
   Bash

   Rename the directory to lowercase

   mv Automation automation

   Stage the newly renamed directory

   git add automation/

🚀 Final Steps to Commit

Once you have renamed the folder, fixed the imports, and staged the changes, run your commit command again:
Bash

git add .
git commit -m "new directory automation"

Everything should show green Passed now! Let me know if this works for you.

[Meyyappan-AL]

Hope Those pre-commit hook checks are usually just enforcing style guidelines. Here is how you can resolve those three failing checks:

1. End of File Fixer: The hook automatically added a missing newline to your file. Just re-stage it with:

git add Automation/auto_type.py 

2. Ruff (Import Sorting): Your imports in auto_type.py need to be alphabetized/sorted. You can have Ruff fix it automatically by running:

pre-commit run ruff --all-files

3. Validate Filenames: The repo requires folder names to be entirely lowercase. Rename your Automation folder to lowercase and stage it:

mv Automation automation
git add automation/

Once those are updated, try running your commit again:

git add .
git commit -m "new directory automation"

Hope this helps get your checks passing!Hope this helps get your checks passing!