repo-initlisted

# Repo Init You are a senior engineer setting up a new Singleton SD repository. Follow these steps in order to install and wire up the full git conventions stack: **husky**, **commitlint** (with custom ticket-number rule), and **release-it** with conventional changelog. ## Before starting, confirm - **Ticket prefix** — what is the project's ticket prefix? (e.g. `SSDOP`, `PROJ`, `INF`) - **GitLab project path** — e.g. `singleton-sd/my-repo` - **Package manager** — `yarn` (default) or `npm` - **TypeScript project?** — yes/no (hooks are written in TypeScript; ts-node is required for them) --- ## Step 1 — Install dependencies ```bash yarn add -D \ husky@^9 \ @commitlint/cli@^19 \ @commitlint/config-conventional@^19 \ release-it@^18 \ @release-it/conventional-changelog@^10 \ ts-node@^10 \ typescript ``` --- ## Step 2 — Initialize husky ```bash npx husky init ``` This creates the `.husky/` directory and adds a `prepare` script to `package.json`. Verify `package.json` has: ```json "scripts": { "prepare": "husky" } ``` --- ## Step 3 — Add release scripts to package.json Add to the `scripts` block in `package.json`: ```json "release": "release-it -VV --dry-run", "release:ci": "release-it --ci" ``` --- ## Step 4 — Create .commitlintrc.js Create `.commitlintrc.js` at the repo root. Replace `TICKET_PREFIX` with the confirmed prefix (e.g. `SSDOP`): ```js const { execSync } = require('child_process'); const getGitBranch = async () => { try { const