Before push ur code

Working in a team, we don't want to get troubles for our teammates. As a developer, it is possible to break the whole environment for personal mistakes, which you don't want to see.
Things before push your code.
1. Run it locally to make sure it can run successfully.
2. Format the code and optimize the package.
3. Check other dependent Projects

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