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feature: ignore unsupported YAML files #6
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This adds logic to ignore unsupported YAML files (non-GitHub Workflows, and non-GitHub Composite Actions YAML files). This new logic is also enabled by default. It makes it easier to work with `shellcheck-gha` as `.github/` directory may contains multiple kinds of YAML files such as `dependabot.yaml`. Before this change it would require to make sure there are no unrelated YAML files in the `.github/` directory which is inconvenient and makes the tool hard to use.
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Following #6, this PR changes the default scan directory from `./.github/workflows` to `./.github` as it allows to gather all composite actions which are usually contained under `./.github/actions/`. This thus ensures that by default, `shellcheck-gha` will be scanning both composite actions and GitHub workflows. But it is also important to keep in mind that composite actions can live outside `./.github/` thus may require users to tweak configurations.
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Following #6, this PR changes the default scan directory from `./.github/workflows` to `./.github` as it allows to gather all composite actions which are usually contained under `./.github/actions/`. This thus ensures that by default, `shellcheck-gha` will be scanning both composite actions and GitHub workflows. But it is also important to keep in mind that composite actions can live outside `./.github/` thus may require users to tweak configurations.
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This adds logic to ignore unsupported YAML files (non-GitHub Workflows, and non-GitHub Composite Actions YAML files). This new logic is also enabled by default.
It makes it easier to work with
shellcheck-gha
as.github/
directory may contains multiple kinds of YAML files such asdependabot.yaml
. Before this change it would require to make sure there are no unrelated YAML files in the.github/
directory which is inconvenient and makes the tool hard to use.