The idea here is to basically have one workflow internally call the static checks required for a commit to a repo.
Ex: If I make a change only to a json file, I don't need to run a go static check.
This is done by a GH action called super linter, which does all of this internally after getting triggered during the action config specified. More info here:
The idea here is to basically have one workflow internally call the static checks required for a commit to a repo.
Ex: If I make a change only to a json file, I don't need to run a go static check.
This is done by a GH action called super linter, which does all of this internally after getting triggered during the action config specified. More info here:
https://github.com/github/super-linter
An example of this (check commit history):
https://github.com/pallasite99/customer_risk_analysis_api
This will make our CI workflow simpler and only run what is required, instead of POs commenting out or deleting unneeded workflows manually.