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🌱Add yamlling workflow to check yaml files in pull request #2845
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/approve
It is better than nothing so I don't see a reason to block. My only remaining concern is what version of yamllint this is using, considering that the action has not been updated in 3 years.
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I have found the following line for yamllint version in repo: |
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Yeah the question is if the action is using the latest version of yamllint that was available in 2022 when it was built. I am not sure. Anyway I think this is better than nothing as I said. |
This would be an interesting workflow to check on new pull request YAML files. This will be a basic check and I will add more improvement on linter check in separate PRs such as k8s way of indentation, check on snipped yaml code in md files.