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git-lint(1)
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NAME
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----
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git-lint - Run configured linters against changed files
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SYNOPSIS
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--------
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[verse]
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``git lint`` [<options>...] [<files...>]
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DESCRIPTION
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-----------
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Runs a list of configured linters against a specified list of files in
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your repository. By default all linters will be run against the
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changed files in your current workspace, from the current working
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directory on down. Command line options let you choose a different
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directory, a different of files, the complete set of files, and even
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the files currently in the staging area.
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OPTIONS
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-------
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.. include:: arguments.rst
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OUTPUT
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------
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By default, the output is that of all the linters specified, in the
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order in which they appear in the configuration file, followed by
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every file specified, sorted ASCIIbetically. This order can be
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flipped (files first, then linters) with the ``--byfiles`` option.
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``git lint`` returns the maximal error code if any linters fail a
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pass, or zero if they all succeed.
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CONFIGURATION
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-------------
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``git lint`` uses a standard INI-style configuration file. Aside from the
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DEFAULT section, the name of each section is an alphanumeric token name for
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a linter, followed by configuration details for that linter. Standard details
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are:
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* output - Text to print before running a linter.
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* command - The actual command to run, minus the file path
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* match - A comma-separated list of extensions to match against the linter
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* print - If true, will prefix each line of output from the linter with the filename
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* condition - if "error", the return code of the linter is the status of the pass. If "output," any output will result in a failure.
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* comment - Text to include when running the ``--linters`` option
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