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Rather than installing yamllint and ansible-lint directly, rather install from the requirements.txt file to make sure that the same version is used in GitHub Actions than in development.
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* Make each job dependent on the previous one.
* Use specific Ubuntu version, the same as in development.
* Install Python packages from requirements.txt, so that the build
environment matches development.
* Remove unnecessary (?) working-directory variable.
Issues: #3
* Make each job dependent on the previous one.
* Use specific Ubuntu version, the same as in development.
* Install Python packages from requirements.txt, so that the build
environment matches development.
* Remove unnecessary (?) working-directory variable.
* Disable YAML lint rule for "on" keyword of GitHub Actions.
Issues: #3
* Make each job dependent on the previous one.
* Use specific Ubuntu version, the same as in development.
* Install Python packages from requirements.txt, so that the build
environment matches development.
* Remove unnecessary (?) working-directory variable.
* Disable YAML lint rule for "on" keyword of GitHub Actions.
Issues: #3
See how it is done in the Learning Sandbox Online project.
Rather than installing yamllint and ansible-lint directly, rather install from the requirements.txt file to make sure that the same version is used in GitHub Actions than in development.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: