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Repository checks now cover additional tracked files and use updated lint rules. Compose rendering now emits build: . when a build uses the Compose file directory without extra contexts or secrets.
The RYL task targets the repository root. Its configuration adds lint rules, lockfile exclusions, and per-file exceptions.
Link and DeepSource scan scopes .mise/config.toml, .deepsource.toml, config/lychee.toml
Link checking adds source and configuration files. DeepSource and lychee update their exclusion patterns.
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Render and verify the default build context utilities/cli/src/deployment_types/docker_compose.rs, utilities/cli/tests/scenario_generation.rs, verification/published/output/default/compose.yaml
The renderer, scenario test, and published output use build: . when the build uses the Compose file directory and has no additional contexts or secrets.
edge-toolkit/core#155: Both PRs change the RYL task and configuration, so their edits may need reconciliation.
edge-toolkit/core#154: This PR adds a lockfile exclusion that affects the linting of lockfiles introduced by PR #154.
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The stricter checks may miss forbidden TOML continuations or report files intended to be exempt. Correct the check scopes and exceptions before merging.
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- Line 1319: Move the no_trailing_backslash check from the Conftest TOML-parsing
pass to a Semgrep rule using the generic language, so it scans TOML source text
before parsing can remove line-ending backslashes and newlines.
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- Line 29: Update the exclude_path patterns in the Lychee configuration to use
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check TOML source text for line-ending backslashes.
If a multi-line basic string contains a line-ending \, the TOML parser removes that backslash and the following newline. The new Conftest pass therefore cannot detect that source-level continuation in a run = """...""" value. (toml.io) Move the TOML text check to a semgrep languages: [generic] rule. As per coding guidelines, “text, including TOML” belongs in such a rule.
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Move the no_trailing_backslash check from the Conftest TOML-parsing pass to a
Semgrep rule using the generic language, so it scans TOML source text before
parsing can remove line-ending backslashes and newlines.
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set -euo pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- current config ---'
nl -ba config/lychee.toml | sed -n '1,45p'printf'%s\n''--- base config ---'
git show 1292728fc71b5de8f7f2c887649f261394b7db9d:config/lychee.toml | nl -ba | sed -n '1,45p'printf'%s\n''--- diff ---'
git diff --no-ext-diff --unified=8 1292728fc71b5de8f7f2c887649f261394b7db9d 822255fdc91002b9956a5844192b562be8d6e17d -- config/lychee.toml
printf'%s\n''--- tracked nested data file ---'
git ls-tree -r --name-only 822255fdc91002b9956a5844192b562be8d6e17d -- services/ws-test-server/data
Repository: edge-toolkit/core
Length of output: 7419
Preserve exclusions for nested directories.
The current data pattern does not exclude the tracked path services/ws-test-server/data/math1-input.json. Use directory-boundary patterns for all four directory exclusions.
Suggested fix
--- "a/config/lychee.toml"+++ "b/config/lychee.toml"@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
# those paths).
# Each entry is an unanchored regex over the path, so it is anchored to a whole directory name: a bare "data" also
# dropped every file under the `*-data1` modules.
-exclude_path = ['(^|/)node_modules/', '^(\./)?data/', '^(\./)?generated/', '^(\./)?target/']+exclude_path = ['(^|/)node_modules/', '(^|/)data/', '(^|/)generated/', '(^|/)target/']
# URL patterns (regex) to skip, none of which are real links.
# doc/test placeholder hosts (e.g. http://host:8080/) and `{...}` format-string templates
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Update the exclude_path patterns in the Lychee configuration to use
directory-boundary matching for node_modules, data, generated, and target
wherever they occur in a path, so nested directories such as
services/ws-test-server/data are excluded.
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#!/bin/bashset -euo pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- diff config/ryl.toml ---'
git diff --no-ext-diff --unified=20 1292728fc71b5de8f7f2c887649f261394b7db9d 822255fdc91002b9956a5844192b562be8d6e17d -- config/ryl.toml
printf'%s\n''--- current config with line numbers ---'
nl -ba config/ryl.toml
printf'%s\n''--- ryl declarations and lock evidence ---'
rg -n -C 3 -F -- 'ryl' .mise/config.toml Cargo.toml Cargo.lock mise.lock .tool-versions 2>/dev/null ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- ignore-related repository documentation/config ---'
rg -n -C 4 -i -- 'file[-_ ]ignore|per[-_ ]file|empty-values|line-length|ryl'. --glob '!target/**' --glob '!node_modules/**' --glob '!verification/**/k3s.yaml'||trueprintf'%s\n''--- candidate workflow and generated line lengths ---'
python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathfor root in (Path('.github/workflows'), Path('verification')): if not root.exists(): continue for p in root.rglob('*.yaml'): lines = p.read_text(errors='replace').splitlines() if any(line.strip() == 'workflow_dispatch:' for line in lines): print(f'{p}: workflow_dispatch lines {[i+1 for i,l in enumerate(lines) if l.strip()=="workflow_dispatch:"]}') if 'verification' in p.parts and p.name == 'k3s.yaml': long = [(i+1, len(line), line[:140]) for i,line in enumerate(lines) if len(line) > 120] if long: print(f'{p}: long lines {long[:5]} (total {len(long)})')PY
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L0: 【0† Docs.rs 】
L1:
L2: * ryl-0.3.1
L3:
L4: * ryl 0.3.1
L5: * 【1† Permalink 】
L6: * 【2† Docs.rs crate page 】
L7: * 【3†MIT†spdx.org】
L8:
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L11: * 【5† crates.io †crates.io】
L12: * 【6† Source 】
L13:
L14: * Owners
L15: * 【7† owenlamont †crates.io】
L16: * Dependencies
L17: * * 【8† clap ^4.5.48 normal 】
L18: * 【9† dirs-next ^2.0.0 normal 】
L19: * 【10† encoding_rs ^0.8 normal 】
L20: * 【11† ignore ^0.4.23 normal 】
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L23: * 【14† saphyr ^0.0.6 normal 】
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L25: * 【16† unicode-normalization ^0.1 normal 】
L26: * 【17† semver ^1 dev 】
L27: * 【18† tempfile ^3 dev 】
L28:
L29: * Versions
L30: *
L31:
L32: * 【2† 6.77% of the crate is documented 】
L33: * Platform
L34: * 【19†i686-pc-windows-msvc】
L35: * 【20†i686-unknown-linux-gnu】
L36: * 【21†x86_64-apple-darwin】
L37: * 【22†x86_64-pc-windows-msvc】
L38: * 【23†x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu】
L39: * 【24† Feature flags 】
L40:
L41: * docs.rs
L42: * 【25† About docs.rs】
L43: * 【26† Badges】
L44: * 【27† Builds】
L45: * 【28† Metadata】
L46: * 【29† Shorthand URLs】
L47: * 【30† Download】
L48: * 【31† Rustdoc JSON】
L49: * 【32† Build queue】
L50: * 【33† Privacy policy†foundation.rust-lang.org】
L51: * Rust
L52: * 【34†Rust website†www.rust-lang.org】
L53: * 【35†The Book†doc.rust-lang.org】
L54: * 【36†Standard Library API Reference†doc.rust-lang.org】
L55: * 【37†Rust by Example†doc.rust-lang.org】
L56: * 【38†The Cargo Guide†doc.rust-lang.org】
L57: * 【39†Clippy Documentation†doc.rust-lang.org】
L58: ## Crate ryl
L59:
L60: ## 【40†ryl】0.3.1
L61:
L62: * 【41†All Items】
L63:
L64: ### 【42†Crate Items】
L65:
L66: * 【42†Re-exports】
L67: * 【43†Modules】
L68:
L69: # Crate ryl Copy item path
L70:
L71: 【44†Source】
L72:
L73: ## Re-exports【42†§】
L74:
L75: `pub use discover::【45†gather_yaml_from_dir】;`
L76: `pub use discover::【46†is_yaml_path】;`
L77: `pub use lint::【47†LintProblem】;`
L78: `pub use lint::【48†Severity】;`
L79: `pub use lint::【49†lint_file】;`
L80:
L81: ## Modules【43†§】
L82:
L83: 【50†cli_ support】
L84: 【51†conf】
L85: 【52†config】
L86: 【53†decoder】
L87: 【54†discover】
L88: 【55†lint】
L89: 【56†rules】
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<source kind="open_page">
<title>Quick Start - ryl</title>
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L1:
L2: 【0†Skip to content】
L3:
L4: ryl
L5:
L6: Quick Start
L7:
L8: [Input] [Input]
L9:
L10: [Button: Search ]
L11:
L12: 【1†owenlamont/ryl†github.com】
L13:
L14: ryl
L15:
L16: 【1†owenlamont/ryl†github.com】
L17: * 【2†Home】
L18: * [Input] Getting Started Getting Started
L19: * 【3†Installation】
L20: * 【4†Shell completions】
L21: * Quick Start 【5†Quick Start】 On this page
L22: * 【6†The `ryl check` subcommand】
L23: * 【7†Run a lint】
L24: * 【8†Lint from stdin】
L25: * 【9†Apply auto-fixes】
L26: * 【10†Preview fixes as a diff】
L27: * 【11†Configure for your project】
L28: * 【12†Configure across projects (user-global)】
L29: * 【13†Configuration precedence】
L30: * 【14†Using ryl with AI agents】
L31: * 【15†Migrating from yamllint】
L32: * 【16†Rules】
L33: * [Input] Configuration Configuration
L34: * 【17†Presets】
L35: * 【18†Inline directives】
L36: * 【19†Per-line ignores】
L37: * 【20†File ignores】
L38: * 【21†YAML in Markdown】
L39: * 【22†Using ryl with a formatter】
L40: * 【23†Output formats】
L41: * 【24†Editor integration】
L42: * 【25†YAML version compatibility】
L43: * 【26†What ryl won't do】
L44: [Input]
L45:
L46: On this page
L47:
L48: * 【6†The `ryl check` subcommand】
L49: * 【7†Run a lint】
L50: * 【8†Lint from stdin】
L51: * 【9†Apply auto-fixes】
L52: * 【10†Preview fixes as a diff】
L53: * 【11†Configure for your project】
L54: * 【12†Configure across projects (user-global)】
L55: * 【13†Configuration precedence】
L56:
L57: 1. 【2†Home】
L58: 2. 【3†Getting Started】
L59: # Quick start【27†¶】
L60:
L61: ## The `ryl check` subcommand【6†¶】
L62:
L63: ryl's CLI is moving to subcommands: `ryl check` is the lint pass (a dedicated `ryl format` formatter is coming). `ryl check <paths>` is the recommended form and is used throughout these docs. Bare `ryl <paths>` still lints identically, but it is deprecated — it prints a warning to stderr (silenced by `--no-warnings`) and a later release will remove it, so adopt `ryl check` now.
L64: ## Run a lint【7†¶】
L65:
L66: Point ryl at a file or directory:
L67:
L68: `# Lint a single file
L69: ryl check path/to/file.yaml
L70:
L71: # Lint a project (recursively scans .yml/.yaml, honouring .gitignore)
L72: ryl check .
L73: `
L74:
L75: ryl does not enable any rules by default, so these commands report `no configuration found` (exit `2`) until a configuration or `--enable` turns on a rule. To lint with yamllint's standard rule set straight away, pass it inline:
L76:
L77: `ryl check -d 'extends: default' .
L78: `
L79: or name the rules to run with `--enable`, which needs no config file:
L80:
L81: `ryl check --enable ALL .
L82: `
L83:
L84: Or drop a config in your project (see 【11†Configure for your project】 below).
L85: ## Lint from stdin【8†¶】
L86:
L87: Pass `-` as the input to read YAML from standard input — useful for editor integrations where the buffer is not yet on disk:
L88:
L89: `cat file.yaml | ryl check -
L90:
L91: # Provide a filename so diagnostics, config discovery, and
L92: # yaml-files / per-file-ignores match the right path:
L93: cat file.yaml | ryl check - --stdin-filename path/to/file.yaml
L94: `
L95: Without `--stdin-filename`, diagnostics are labelled `<stdin>`, config discovery is anchored at the current working directory, and all path-based filtering (`yaml-files`, per-file-ignores, per-rule `ignore` patterns) is skipped so every enabled rule runs. `-` cannot be combined with other inputs, and `--fix` cannot read from stdin (use `--diff` to preview fixes instead).
L96:
L97: Exit codes:
L98: * `0` — no problems found.
L99: * `1` — lint errors, invalid YAML, or a path tha…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>File ignores - ryl</title>
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L1:
L2: 【0†Skip to content】
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L4: ryl
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L9:
L10: [Button: Search ]
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L12: 【1†owenlamont/ryl†github.com】
L13:
L14: ryl
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L16: 【1†owenlamont/ryl†github.com】
L17: * 【2†Home】
L18: * [Input] Getting Started Getting Started
L19: * 【3†Installation】
L20: * 【4†Shell completions】
L21: * 【5†Quick Start】
L22: * 【6†Using ryl with AI agents】
L23: * 【7†Migrating from yamllint】
L24: * 【8†Rules】
L25: * [Input] Configuration Configuration
L26: * 【9†Presets】
L27: * 【10†Inline directives】
L28: * 【11†Per-line ignores】
L29: * File ignores 【12†File ignores】 On this page
L30: * 【13†Excluding files and paths】
L31: * 【14†`ignore`】
L32: * 【15†Glob semantics】
L33: * 【16†`ignore` also excludes files named on the command line】
L34: * 【17†`per-file-ignores`】
L35: * 【18†Per-rule `ignore`】
L36: * 【19†Choosing between them】
L37: * 【20†Related】
L38: * 【21†YAML in Markdown】
L39: * 【22†Using ryl with a formatter】
L40: * 【23†Output formats】
L41: * 【24†Editor integration】
L42: * 【25†YAML version compatibility】
L43: * 【26†What ryl won't do】
L44: [Input]
L45:
L46: On this page
L47:
L48: * 【13†Excluding files and paths】
L49: * 【14†`ignore`】
L50: * 【15†Glob semantics】
L51: * 【16†`ignore` also excludes files named on the command line】
L52: * 【17†`per-file-ignores`】
L53: * 【18†Per-rule `ignore`】
L54: * 【19†Choosing between them】
L55: * 【20†Related】
L56:
L57: 1. 【2†Home】
L58: 2. 【9†Configuration】
L59: # File ignores【27†¶】
L60: ## Excluding files and paths【13†¶】
L61:
L62: 【11†Per-line ignores】 suppress rules on lines matching a pattern. This page covers the coarser layer: skipping whole files, or switching off chosen rules for a path.
L63:
L64: Three mechanisms, narrowing from left to right:
L65: What | Scope | Config format
L66: --- | --- | ---
L67: 【14†`ignore`】 | The file is never linted at all | YAML and TOML
L68: 【17†`per-file-ignores`】 | Named rules, for paths matching a glob | TOML only
L69: 【18†Per-rule `ignore`】 | One rule, for paths matching a glob | YAML and TOML
L70: ## `ignore`【14†¶】
L71:
L72: A top-level `ignore` lists paths ryl skips entirely. No rule runs against them and they produce no diagnostics.
L73:
L74: `[rules.document-start]
L75: present = true
L76:
L77: ignore = """
L78: vendor/**
L79: generated/**
L80: """
L81: `
L82:
L83: The same key works in yamllint-compatible YAML config:
L84:
L85: `rules:
L86: document-start:
L87: present: true
L88: ignore: |
L89: vendor/**
L90: generated/**
L91: `
L92: `ignore-from-file` reads the same patterns from a file instead, so a project can reuse its `.gitignore`:
L93:
L94: `[rules.document-start]
L95: present = true
L96:
L97: ignore-from-file = ".gitignore"
L98: `
L99: ### Glob semantics【15†¶】
L100:
L101: Patterns are gitignore-style: `**` crosses directory boundaries, a bare `*.yaml` matches at any depth, and a leading `!` negates an earlier pattern.
L102: A pattern with a directory in it is anchored at the directory holding the config file, whether discovered or passed with `-c`, or at the working directory for inline `-d` config. A file outside that directory matches by file name only, so `*.lock.yaml` still applies to it and `.github/workflows/*` does not — the same as ruff.
L103:
L104: `[rules.document-start]
L105: present = true
L106:
L107: ignore = """
L108: *.generated.yaml
L109: !schema.generated.yaml
L110: """
L111: `
L112: ### `ignore` also excludes files named on the command line【16†¶】
L113:
L114: Unlike a…[truncated]</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>ryl - Rust</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; ## Crate ryl ... Extract embeddable YAML regions from markdown so the YAML linter can run on them and map diagnostics back to the original document.
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<source kind="search">
<title>Quick Start - ryl</title>
<location>https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/getting-started/quickstart/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; This is handy for CI previews, PR review, and parallel-safe runners such as hk that apply the diff themselves rather than re-invoking the linter. `--diff` never modifies files, is mutually exclusive with `--fix`, and (unlike `--fix`) works with `-`/stdin. ... P -->|"TOML up-tree"| UseProjToml["nearest TOML:<br/>.ryl.toml &gt; ryl.toml<br/>&gt; .config/.ryl.toml &gt; .config/ryl.toml<br/>&gt; pyproject.toml [tool.ryl]"] --> Done
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Citations:
- 1: https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/file-ignores/
- 2: https://docs.rs/ryl/latest/ryl/
Web query:
site:ryl-docs.pages.dev ryl empty-values forbid-in-block-mappings line-length max rule documentation
Result:
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<title>Using ryl with a formatter - ryl</title>
<location>https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/using-with-formatters/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; A rule with no fix (for example `indentation`, `line-length`, `truthy`) can flag something the formatter produced but ryl cannot rewrite. ... * The formatter produces the disfavoured form: `truthy` (yamlfmt and Prettier leave `yes`/`no` as written; only yamlfix canonicalizes, and only block-style truthy), `key-ordering` (no formatter reorders keys, so enable it only if your sources are already ordered), and `line-length` (a formatter cannot break a long unbreakable scalar such as a URL, so set `max` to suit your print width and expect occasional findings on long values).
`# .ryl.toml, tuned for Prettier
[rules]
brackets = "enable"
colons = "enable"
commas = "enable"
comments-indentation = "enable"
hyphens = "enable"
new-line-at-end-of-file = "enable"
trailing-spaces = "enable"
[rules.braces]
min-spaces-inside = 1 # Prettier pads `{ a: 1 }`
max-spaces-inside = 1
min-spaces-inside-empty = 0 # but keeps an empty `{}` tight
max-spaces-inside-empty = 0
[rules.comments]
min-spaces-from-content = 1 # Prettier uses one space before inline comments
[rules.new-lines]
type = "unix"
[rules.empty-lines]
max = 2
[rules.indentation]
spaces = 2
indent-sequences = true
[rules.quoted-strings]
required = "only-when-needed"
[rules.line-length]
max = 120
`
Notes:
* `document-start` is left off here. Prettier never adds or removes `---`, and ryl's document-start fix can add markers but not strip them, so `present = false` would permanently flag any file that already has a `---`. To enforce consistent markers instead, set `present = true` and run `ryl check --fix` (ryl adds `---`, Prettier keeps it).
* The flow-padding split is the key alignment: `braces` must allow one inner space, while `brackets` must allow none. Prettier pads a non-empty mapping (`{ a: 1 }`) but keeps an empty one tight (`{}`), so the recipe also sets `min-spaces-inside-empty = 0` / `max-spaces-inside-empty = 0`; without those, ryl rewrites `{}` to `{ }` and Prettier reverts it, an edit loop. Setting either `braces` or `brackets` to `forbid` clashes with Prettier, which keeps short collections in flow style.
* `quoted-strings` must not require single quotes: Prettier normalizes to double quotes by default (`singleQuote: false`), so `quote-type = "single"` loops; `only-when-needed` (or `double`) is safe. If you set Prettier `singleQuote: true` (it does affect YAML), flip to `quote-type = "single"` instead.
* Leave `truthy` off (or expect warnings): Prettier does not canonicalize truthy values.
[rules.document-start]
present = true # yamlfix adds `---`
[rules.comments]
min-spaces-from-content = 2 # yamlfix uses two spaces (ryl's default)
[rules.new-lines]
type = "unix"
[rules.empty-lines]
max = 2
[rules.indentation]
spaces = 2
indent-sequences = true
[rules.line-length]
max = 120
`
Notes:
* Keep `document-end` off: it would loop. ryl's `document-end` fix adds `...`, yamlfix strips it back out on the next pass, and the two never settle.
* Leave `quoted-strings` off. yamlfix already normalises quotes, and pairing ryl's `quoted-strings` with it is unsafe: ryl (YAML 1.2) treats `'no'`/`'yes'`/`'on'` as redundantly-quoted strings and strips the quotes, after which yamlfix's truthy pass rewrites the bare word to a boolean, silently turning the string `'no'` into `false`.
* yamlfix canonicalises truthy words only in block style (`key: yes`, `- yes`); it leaves them untouched inside a pre-existing flow collection (`flags: [yes, no]`) or before a trailing comment (`x: yes # ...…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<source kind="search">
<title>YAML version compatibility - ryl</title>
<location>https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/yaml-version/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 weeks ago; A document with no version directive is resolved per the YAML 1.2 core schema, matching the spec, which assumes a directive-less document conforms to 1.2. yamllint, by comparison, is built on PyYAML, which defaults to YAML 1.1 semantics for boolean and other implicit type resolution. ... forbid-in-block-mappings: yes ... The migration converter writes TOML, where booleans have an unambiguous syntax independent of YAML version.
`[rules.quoted-strings]
required = true # always quote, regardless of type
quote-type = "double"
`
…or rely on the `truthy` rule to flag bareword booleans instead and keep `quoted-strings` off.
## Implications for configuration files¶
ryl parses `.yamllint` / `.yamllint.yaml` / `.yamllint.yml` configs with the same strict YAML 1.2 parser. A yamllint configuration that uses 1.1 booleans like:
`rules:
truthy:
check-keys: no # 1.1 boolean false
empty-values:
forbid-in-block-mappings: yes
`
…will fail to parse in ryl. Replace these values with their YAML 1.2 equivalents (`false` / `true`) or run the built-in converter to produce a `.ryl.toml` instead:
`ryl --migrate-configs --migrate-write
`
The migration converter writes TOML, where booleans have an unambiguous syntax independent of YAML version.
## Implications for documents being linted¶
The rules below behave the way they do because ryl reads a directive-less input as YAML 1.2 (an explicit `%YAML 1.1` shifts the value-resolving rules to 1.1, as above). Most of these are intentional and align with yamllint when yamllint is configured for 1.2 explicitly:
* `truthy` — the rule itself still recognises the 1.1 truthy word list as ambiguous and flags barewords like `yes` or `On` so authors are warned about consumers that still use 1.1.
* `octal-values` — `0755` is treated as decimal `755`; the rule can still report it for ambiguity reasons.
* `float-values` — numeric formats follow the 1.2 spec.
For documents that need to be portable between 1.1 and 1.2 consumers, the safest pattern is to quote any bareword that 1.1 would coerce. ryl will not get in your way as long as `quoted-strings.required` is `true` (or unset / disabled) rather than `"only-when-needed"`, or the document declares `%YAML 1.1` so ryl keeps those quotes for you.</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>Presets - ryl</title>
<location>https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/config-presets/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; max-spaces-inside = 1 ... [rules.line-length] ... There is no usable TOML equivalent: ryl requires at least one rule to be enabled, so an empty `[rules]` table is rejected with "configuration enables no rules".
key-duplicates = "enable"
key-ordering = "disable"
line-length = "enable"
new-line-at-end-of-file = "enable"
new-lines = "enable"
octal-values = "disable"
quoted-strings = "disable"
trailing-spaces = "enable"
[rules.comments]
level = "warning"
[rules.comments-indentation]
level = "warning"
[rules.document-start]
level = "warning"
[rules.truthy]
level = "warning"
`
## `relaxed` (TOML equivalent, fully expanded)¶
`[files]
yaml = [
"*.yaml",
"*.yml",
".yamllint",
]
[rules]
anchors = "enable"
comments = "disable"
comments-indentation = "disable"
document-end = "disable"
document-start = "disable"
empty-values = "disable"
float-values = "disable"
key-duplicates = "enable"
key-ordering = "disable"
new-line-at-end-of-file = "enable"
new-lines = "enable"
octal-values = "disable"
quoted-strings = "disable"
trailing-spaces = "enable"
truthy = "disable"
[rules.braces]
level = "warning"
max-spaces-inside = 1
[rules.brackets]
level = "warning"
max-spaces-inside = 1
[rules.colons]
level = "warning"
[rules.commas]
level = "warning"
[rules.empty-lines]
level = "warning"
[rules.hyphens]
level = "warning"
[rules.indentation]
level = "warning"
indent-sequences = "consistent"
[rules.line-length]
level = "warning"
allow-non-breakable-inline-mappings = true
`
## `empty`¶
There is no usable TOML equivalent: ryl requires at least one rule to be enabled, so an empty `[rules]` table is rejected with "configuration enables no rules". The `empty` preset survives only as a base to `extends:` in YAML config; in TOML, list the rules you want under `[rules]` directly.</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>File ignores - ryl</title>
<location>https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/file-ignores/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; Unlike `per-line-ignores`, it accepts rule IDs only — there is no `"ALL"` shorthand for every rule. ... `[rules.line-length] max = 80
`[rules.document-start]
present = true
[rules.truthy]
[per-file-ignores]
"**/values.yaml" = ["document-start"]
".github/workflows/*" = ["truthy"]
`
Each key is a path glob with the same semantics as `ignore`, including `!` negation. Each value is a list of rule IDs.
`per-file-ignores` is ryl-only and configured in TOML only (yamllint has no equivalent); it is rejected in yamllint-compatible YAML config. Unlike `per-line-ignores`, it accepts rule IDs only — there is no `"ALL"` shorthand for every rule. To skip a file outright, use `ignore`.
## Per-rule `ignore`¶
Every rule accepts its own `ignore`, scoping that one rule to a subset of the tree. Other rules still run against the excluded paths.
`[rules.line-length]
max = 80
ignore = """
docs/**
"""
[rules.colons]
`
Here `docs/**` is exempt from `line-length` but still checked by `colons`.
## Choosing between them¶
You want to | Use
--- | ---
Never see the file again | `ignore`
Keep checking the file, minus one or two rules | `per-file-ignores`
Relax a single rule across a subtree | Per-rule `ignore`
Suppress a rule on matching lines rather than files | `per-line-ignores`
## Related¶
* Per-line ignores — suppress rules on lines matching a regex or path.
* Inline directives — in-file suppression with `# ryl disable` / `disable-line`.
* Migrating from yamllint — how `ignore` and `ignore-from-file` resolve relative paths per config source.</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>Migrating from yamllint - ryl</title>
<location>https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/getting-started/migrating-from-yamllint/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search4 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 weeks ago; yamllint's `hyphens` rule only limits the spaces after a `-`. ryl adds a ryl-only, off-by-default `hyphens: dash-on-own-line` option that requires a block-sequence entry's `-` to be on its own line when the entry is a block mapping — the spec-style "sequence of mappings" layout requested in adrienverge/yamllint#527, which the maintainer welcomed but yamllint has not implemented: ... max: 120 ... [rules.line-length]
</excerpt>
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Citations:
- 1: https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/yaml-version/?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/using-with-formatters/?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://ryl-docs.pages.dev/yaml-version/?utm_source=openai
Make the per-file ignores match the target files.
ryl anchors directory-qualified patterns at the configuration directory. Because config/ryl.toml is under config/, these patterns do not match the repository's workflow and generated manifest files. The unignored workflow_dispatch: entries and overlong generated scalars can fail ryl-check.
Move the configuration to the repository root, update the task's -c path, and remove the ../ prefixes from both patterns.
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"../.github/workflows/*.yaml" = ["empty-values"]
".github/workflows/*.yaml" = ["empty-values"]
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Review comment at @config/ryl.toml at line 17:
Move the ryl configuration to the repository root, update the task’s `-c`
argument to reference its new location, and remove the `../` prefixes from both
per-file ignore patterns so they match the workflow and generated manifest
files.
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