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| # NAC-specific yamllint configuration - minimal validation with only new-lines and anchors | ||
| config = "{extends: relaxed, rules: {key-duplicates: disable, new-line-at-end-of-file: disable, hyphens: disable, indentation: disable, colons: disable, commas: disable, empty-lines: disable, line-length: disable, trailing-spaces: disable, new-lines: enable}}" | ||
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| result = subprocess.run( # nosec B603 B607 |
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Yamllint being Python based as well, there should ideally be a better entrypoint than "process".
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added --yamllint_on parameter which checks following:
🔴 ERROR level rules:
anchors - duplicated anchors and undeclared aliases control
new-lines - forces type of new line characters (unix/dos) <--------- fix for issue
braces - controls use of flow mappings and spaces inside braces {}
brackets - controls use of flow sequences and spaces inside brackets []