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schemastore.org is tracking JSON schemas. RedHat's yaml-language-server supports JSON schema parsing for YAML files pulled from schemastore.org. Many systems are using it now: GitHub's actions and workflows, graphql-code-generator's codegen.yml, CircleCI's config.yml, etc.
It's nice to have a linter in the CLI, but it would be very helpful for self-documenting files and validation if the semaphore.yml schema was published to schemastore.org, which tools (including yaml-language-server) could use to validate. There's lots of different ways to generate them.
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Yeah, this is a big qol upgrade since you can get much faster feedback loops over having to push repeatedly when fiddling with config. It should only take about a week or so to get a decent working version together.
Given there is a 41:1 ROI using semaphore, you can claim even more with speedier feedback.
schemastore.org is tracking JSON schemas. RedHat's yaml-language-server supports JSON schema parsing for YAML files pulled from schemastore.org. Many systems are using it now: GitHub's actions and workflows, graphql-code-generator's codegen.yml, CircleCI's config.yml, etc.
It's nice to have a linter in the CLI, but it would be very helpful for self-documenting files and validation if the semaphore.yml schema was published to schemastore.org, which tools (including yaml-language-server) could use to validate. There's lots of different ways to generate them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: