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Linting needs to be a PR check #22
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This adds a GitHub workflow that runs super-linter on all PRs. It configures super-linter using the super-linter.env file which sets env vars for the linter. It also adds a script to run the linter locally using the same env vars. A VSCode task was added which runs the script. Finally, a .editorconfig file was added to ensure the linting and editor settings are the same. Refs: #22 Signed-off-by: Jaremy Hatler <hatler.jaremy@gmail.com>
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This adds a GitHub workflow that runs super-linter on all PRs. It configures super-linter using the super-linter.env file which sets env vars for the linter. It also adds a script to run the linter locally using the same env vars. A VSCode task was added which runs the script. Finally, a .editorconfig file was added to ensure the linting and editor settings are the same. Refs: #22 Signed-off-by: Jaremy Hatler <hatler.jaremy@gmail.com>
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The GitHub super-linter project should be used.
A script should be created which allows the linting to be run locally.
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