Most yaml linters will only tell you if the file is valid YAML and to theri
opinion/spec, which is not always what Ansible uses, we relly on pyyaml
which is following YAML 1.1 spec.
You have ansible-lint as a general tools, but if you just want a quick test
for playbooks `ansbile-playbook --syntax
Hi Asad Hasan,
Personally, I use YamlLint from the "sdesbure/yamllint" Docker Image ->
https://hub.docker.com/r/sdesbure/yamllint
I made this alias in my BashRc to mount local path to /yaml in the
container and launch it in every path: alias yamllint='eval docker run -it
--rm -v ${PWD}:/yaml sdes
Hi All ,
Is there any good tool or web link to verify the yaml file .
Thanks,
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