Add aliases for built-in linters #563
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Docs now match the actual usage and the examples, and use Label instead of @@. This is done for all linters except ruff and shellcheck, which are already being done in #563.
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@alexeagle any update on reviewing this? This is the last PR for #551, and also contains the last of the related doc updates. |
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These are equivalent to the aliases for the built-in formatters, and allow use of these linters without having to use confusing relative repo names that appear to be relative to the user's module, but are actually relative to rules_lint.
Ideally the aliases would be
ruffandshellcheck, but those names are taken by bzl_libraries, hence the 'bin' suffix.Fixes #551.