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puppet-lint-improved_arrow_alignment
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To add the provided lint checks into a module utilizing the PDK:
.sync.yml
in the root of your module
---
Gemfile:
optional:
':development':
- gem: 'puppet-lint-improved_arrow_alignment'
pdk update
from the root of the modulepdk validate
will now also use the lint checks provided by this pluginThis plugin provides one new check to puppet-lint
--fix
support: No
This check raises an warning if the arrow alignment is off anywhere within a class.
warning: indentation of => is not properly aligned (expected in column %d, but found it in column %d)
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We found that puppet-lint-improved_arrow_alignment demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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