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Lint YAML files (mainly semantic conventions). #1814

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It even generates annotations on the diff page:

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.github/workflows/checks.yaml
run: make install-yamllint

- name: run yamllint
run: yamllint . -f github
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Not using make here because of the -f github special option.

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@arminru arminru added the editorial Editorial changes only (typos, changelog, ...). No content-related changes of any kind. label Jul 13, 2021
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Should it be mentioned in CONTRIBUTING.md? Maybe tools that can be used to auto-format?

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Would be great to update contributing.md as well

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Maybe tools that can be used to auto-format?

I was looking for such a tool but couldn't quickly find one, at least not one that worked on Windows where I tried.

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Should it be mentioned in CONTRIBUTING.md? Maybe tools that can be used to auto-format?

Good point, it would also be helpful to have a Make target that executes all linters. But maybe in a follow-up PR?

Also we should consider making a few more checks required, at least the old semantic convention check. I think this must be done by an admin in the repo settings.

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@arminru since you have magic power to upgrade this branch, please upgrade it then merge the PR 🗡️

@arminru arminru merged commit d872294 into open-telemetry:main Jul 15, 2021
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arminru commented Jul 15, 2021

Merged and also added yamllint as a required check for main.

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Lint YAML files (mainly semantic conventions). (open-telemetry#1814)
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Co-authored-by: Armin Ruech <[email protected]>
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